PROGRAMMA WORKSHOP

EASA MEDNET WORKSHOP:ANTHROPOLOGICAL VIEWS ON MIGRATION IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA


Friday, 2 November 2007

OPENING SESSION (15:00 – 16:30)

15:00 - Introduction

William Kavanagh, CEU San Pablo University, Madrid


15:15 - KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Jeremy Boissevain, University of Amsterdam
Some of the Consequences of Tourism in Malta, 1960-2006


16:30-17:00 - Tea and Coffee


FIRST WORKING SESSION (17:00 – 18:30)

17:00 - Francesco La Rocca, Director CEMDAI
The Sicilian bridge: Sicilians between nostalgia and globalization

17:45 - David Zammit, University of Malta
Refugees in Limbo: Managing Time in Maltese Refugee Reception



Saturday, 3 November 2007

MORNING – SECOND WORKING SESSION (9:30 – 13:00)

9:30 - Moshe Shokeid, University of Tel Aviv
Jewish Immigrants from the Atlas Mountains and from Ethiopia: Destinies Apart

10:15 - Paolo Palmeri, University of Rome
Globalization and illegal flows in Italy

11:00-11:30 - Coffee and Tea


11:30 - Annamaria Amitrano, University of Palermo
Human rights and compatibles developments

12:15 - Elisabetta Di Giovanni, University of Palermo
Rom community in Palermo: not-inclusive dynamics



LUNCH (13:00 – 15:00)


AFTERNOON – THIRD WORKING SESSION (15:00 – 19:15)

15:00 - Jutta Lauth Bacas, Academy of Athens, Greece
Managing irregular immigration by sea in Greece

15:45 - Carlo Cappello, University of Catania
Illegality and Immigration

16:30 – 17:00 - Tea and coffee

17:00 - Rino Fichera, University of Catania
Immigration and health problems:Experiences and trends on Immigration, asylum seekers, sans- papiers and hints for improving related strategies
primo pomeriggio

17:45 - Dorothee Louise Zinn, University of Basilicata
"Immigration in Italy: The View from Immigrant Writings


Sunday, 4 November 2007

Excursion to Mount Etna
(organized by the CEMDAI Center for Mediterranean Study)


Organisers:

Jutta Lauth Bacas, Athens

William Kavanagh, Madrid


Local Organiser:

Francesco La Rocca, Catania


Participants:

Annamaria Amitrano, Palermo

Jutta Lauth Bacas, Athens

Jeremy Boissevain, Amsterdam

Carlo Cappello, Catania

Elisabetta Di Giovanni, Palermo

Rino Fichera, Palermo

Francesco La Rocca, Catania

William Kavanagh, Madrid

Paolo Palmeri, Rome

Moshe Shokeid, Tel Aviv
David Zammit, Malta

Dorothee Lousie Zinn, Basilicata