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@migrationevent | #tmc19bari | www.migrationconference.net THE MIGRATION CONFERENCE 2019 – BARI, ITALY – 18-20 JUNE 2019
Our final thanks are reserved for the leaders of the University of Bari “Aldo Moro” and
the Department of Political Science, President of Puglia Regional Administration and
Under the Patronage of International Organization for Migration
Mayor of City of Bari for hosting the Conference and for their generous support in
Under the Patronage of President of Puglia Regional Government enriching the Conference programme.
Under the Patronage of the Municipality of Bari Please do not hesitate to get in touch with us through the conference email
(migrationscholar@gmail.com).
Ibrahim Sirkeci and Michela C. Pellicani
Chair’s Welcome The Migration Conference Chairs
Dear colleagues, The Migration Conference 2019

The Migration Conference is a global venue for academics, policy makers,
We’re pleased to welcome you to the Department of Political Science at the University practitioners, students and everybody who is interested in intelligent debate and
of Bari “Aldo Moro” for the 7th Migration Conference. The conference is the largest research informed discussions on human mobility and its impacts around the world.
scholarly gathering on migration with a global scope. Human mobility, economics, The Migration Conference 2019 is the 7th conference in the series and co-organised
work, employment, integration, insecurity, diversity and minorities, as well as spatial and hosted by the University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy and Transnational Press
patterns, culture, arts and legal and political aspects appear to be key areas in the London. The Migration Conferences were launched at the Regent’s Centre for
current migration debates and research. Transnational Studies in 2012 when the first large scale well attended international
Throughout the program of the Migration Conference you will find various key thematic peer-reviewed conference with a focus on Turkish migration in Europe in Regent’s
areas covered in 598 presentations by 767 contributors coming from all around the Park campus of Regent’s University London. The migration conferences have been
world, from Australia to Canada, China to Colombia, Brazil to Korea, and South Africa attended by thousands of participants coming from all around the world in London
to Norway. We are proud to bring together experts from universities, independent (2012), London (2014), Prague (2015), Vienna (2016), Athens (2017), Lisbon (2018),
research organisations, governments, NGOs and the media. and Bari (2019).
We are also proud to bring you opportunities to meet with some of the leading scholars The Migration Conference 2019 is organised with funding raised by registration fees.
in the field. This year invited speakers include Fiona B. Adamson, Markus Kotzur, The following organisations have supported the TMC 2019:
Philip L. Martin, Karsten Paerregaard, Ferruccio Pastore, Martin Ruhs, Jeffrey H.
Cohen, and Carlos Vargas Silva. Department of Political Science and the University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy, Puglia
Regional Government, City of Bari, Italian Institute of Statistics, Red Cross Bari
Although the main language of the conference is English, this year we will have Committe, International Organisation for Migration, Italy, Caritas Bari Bitonto,
linguistic diversity as usual and there will be presentations in French, Italian, Spanish Mediterranean Universities Union, Association Marocaine d’Etudes & de Recherches
and Turkish. sur les Migrations, Morocco, Ordine degli Avvocati di Bari, Ordine Assistenti Sociali
We have maintained over the years a frank and friendly environment where Regione Puglia, Italy, Global Migration Project at Ohio State University, USA, Regent’s
constructive criticism foster scholarship, while being nice improves networks and University London Centre for Transnational Business and Management, UK, Albrecht
quality of the event. We hope to continue with this tradition and you will enjoy the Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law, Germany, Institut de Recherche,
Conference and Bari during your stay. Formation et Action sur les Migrations, Belgium, Migration Institute of Finland,
Transnational Press London, Migration Letters, Remittances Review, Border
We thank all participants, invited speakers and conference committees for their efforts Crossing, Kurdish Studies, Journal of Gypsy Studies, and Göç Dergisi journals.
and contribution. We also thank many colleagues who were interested in and
submitted abstracts but could not make it this year. We are particularly grateful to The abbreviated title of The Migration Conference is: TMC2019
hundreds of colleagues who served as reviewers and helped the selection process. Hash tag #tmc19bari
We also thank to those colleagues who organised panels and agreed to chair parallel migrationconference.net tplondon.com
sessions over three days. We reserve our final thanks to the team of volunteers whose
contributions have been essential to the success of the conference. In this regard, @migrationevent fb.me/MigrationConference
special thanks are reserved for our volunteers and team leaders Rosa, Alda, Franco,
and Aldo from the University of Bari, Tuncay and Fatma from Regent’s University Email: migrationscholar@gmail.com
London, Fethiye from Namik Kemal University and Vildan from Galatasaray University,
Ege from Middle East Technical University, Mehari from Regent’s University London,
and Gizem from Transnational Press London.
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2L. Migration Governance in Europe .......................................................................... 32

CONTENT and TIMETABLE* 2M. Identity Politics ..................................................................................................... 32
Chair’s Welcome .............................................................................................................. 5 2N. Il quadro dell’immigrazione nel nostro Paese: dinamiche e profili migratori (In
collaboration with ISTAT - Italian Institute of Statistics) .............................................. 33
The Migration Conference 2019 ..................................................................................... 6
Day One 18 June 2019 - 15:30-17:00 ............................................................................ 33
People ............................................................................................................................. 11 3A. Migration and Politics ........................................................................................... 33
Conference Executive Committee ............................................................................... 11 3B. Data and Methods in Migration Research............................................................. 33
Transnational Advisory Committee ............................................................................. 11 3C. Youth Migration: Unaccompanied Children .......................................................... 34
Transnational Scientific Committee ............................................................................. 11 3D. Outside the Boundaries of Reception ................................................................... 34
Local Organisation Committee .................................................................................... 12 3E. Migration and Wellbeing ....................................................................................... 34
Venue: Department of Political Science, University of Bari....................................... 13 3F. Migration and Integration ...................................................................................... 35
Useful information ....................................................................................................... 13 3G. Economics and Migration ..................................................................................... 35
Travel Agency ............................................................................................................. 13 3H. Technology and People on the Move ................................................................... 35
Bari City Map:.............................................................................................................. 14 3J. High Skilled Migration ........................................................................................... 36
University of Bari Location: ......................................................................................... 14 3K. Transnational Ties and Migration ......................................................................... 36
Conference Gala Dinner:............................................................................................... 17 3L. Migration Law and Policy ...................................................................................... 36
3M. Transnational Context and Migration ................................................................... 37
Keynote speakers at TMC 2019 .................................................................................... 18
3N. Immigration and Integration in Apulia Region ....................................................... 37
Summary Programme ................................................................................................... 22
Day One 18 June 2019 - 17:15-19:00 ............................................................................ 37
Day One 18 June 2019 - Registration ........................................................................... 24 4A. Migration and Integration ...................................................................................... 37
Day One 18 June 2019 - 08:30-09:45 ............................................................................ 24 4B. Göç ve Edebiyat [TURKISH]................................................................................. 38
1A. Exclusion and Inclusion [D] ................................................................................... 24 4C. Migration Law and Policy...................................................................................... 38
1B. Revisiting Migration Debates [D]........................................................................... 24 4D. Migration and Politics ........................................................................................... 38
1C. Youth Migration: Unaccompanied Children [D] ..................................................... 24 4E. Migration and Integration ...................................................................................... 39
1D. Outside the Boundaries of Reception ................................................................... 25 4F. Migration and Wellbeing ....................................................................................... 39
1E. Gender and Migration ........................................................................................... 25 Day One 18 June 2019 - 17:15-19:15 ............................................................................ 40
1F. Perceptions and Migrations [D] ............................................................................. 25 Roundtable I: Migration Governance ........................................................................... 40
1G. Education and Migration ....................................................................................... 26
1H. Migration and Integration ...................................................................................... 26 Concert: The Orchestra Sinfonica della Città Metropolitana di Bari ......................... 40
1J. Politics and Migration ............................................................................................ 26
1K. Work, Employment, Markets ................................................................................. 26 Day Two 19 June 2019 – 08:00: Registration .............................................................. 41
1L. Identity and Migration ............................................................................................ 27
1M. Redes transnacionales y sociedad civil en los estudios migratorios [SPANISH].. 27 Day Two 19 June 2019 - 08:45-10:30 ............................................................................ 41
5A. Migration Governance and Asylum Crises – The MAGYC project........................ 41
Day One 18 June 2019 - 10:00-12:00 ............................................................................ 28 5B. Migration and Integration ...................................................................................... 41
OPENING PLENARY ...................................................................................................... 28 5C. Roundtable II: I valori costituzionali alla prova del fenomeno migratorio ......... 41
Welcoming Speeches .................................................................................................... 28 5D. Prospects in Migration Theory .............................................................................. 42
Exhibition: Aesthetic of Migrations by Giovanni Perillo ............................................ 28 5E. Gender and Migration ........................................................................................... 42
5F. Turkey’s Migration Space ..................................................................................... 42
Day One 18 June 2019 - 13:45-15:15 ............................................................................ 29
5G. Citizenship Debates ............................................................................................. 43
2A. Politiche e Strategie di Integrazione: dinamiche, regolamentazione e legittimazione
5H. Migration and Wellbeing ....................................................................................... 43
dei flussi migratori in e dall'Italia [ITALIAN] ................................................................. 29
5J. Migration Policies in Europe .................................................................................. 43
2B. Participatory Methods in Migration Research ....................................................... 29
5K. Identity and Migration ........................................................................................... 44
2C. Youth Migration .................................................................................................... 29
5L. Retos y oportunidades en la migracion internacional [SPANISH] ......................... 44
2D. Outside the Boundaries of Reception ................................................................... 30
5M. Göç ve Siyaset [TURKISH] [D]............................................................................. 44
2E. Gender and Migration ........................................................................................... 30
2F. Migration and Integration ...................................................................................... 30 Day Two 19 June 2019 - 08:45-10:30 ............................................................................ 45
2G. Economics of Migration ........................................................................................ 30 Plenary Session II .......................................................................................................... 45
2H. Migration and Acculturation .................................................................................. 31 Day Two 19 June 2019 - 12:15-13:30 MOVIE SCREENING ......................................... 45
2J. Identity and Migration ............................................................................................ 31
2K. Contextos y enfoques en los estudios migratorios [SPANISH] ............................. 32 Day Two 19 June 2019 - 13:30-15:00 ............................................................................ 46
6A. Prospects in Migration Theory .............................................................................. 46
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6B. Contextos y enfoques en los estudios migratorios [SPANISH] ............................. 46
[D] indicates developmental papers and sessions with developmental papers; [LANGUAGE] indicates if the 6C. Migration and Policy in the South ......................................................................... 46
session is run in Italian, Spanish or Turkish. All other sessions are in English; [P] indicates poster sessions.
6D. Migration and Identity ........................................................................................... 47
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6E. Identity and Migration ........................................................................................... 47 9J. Management of Migration and Integration Process: Legal migrants and their
6F. Work, Employment, Markets ................................................................................. 47 integration in Italy [Master Programme Students] [D].................................................. 61
6G. Arts and Migration ................................................................................................ 48 9K. Göç ve Küreselleşme [TURKISH] [D] ................................................................... 62
6H. CROAS: Migration and Professional Social Service [ITALIAN] ............................ 48 9L. Nuevas tendencias migratorias en América Latina y el Caribe: Una mirada a los
6J. Türkiye’de Göç ve Uyum [TURKISH] .................................................................... 48 conflictos y dinámicas de salida, retorno, re - asentamiento, derechos humanos y
6K. Push for Migration................................................................................................. 48 políticas públicas [SPANISH] ...................................................................................... 62
6L. Migration and Integration ...................................................................................... 49 9M. Arts and Migration ................................................................................................ 62
6M. Migration and Integration ..................................................................................... 49 Day Three 20 June 2019 - 10:45-12:30 ......................................................................... 62
Day Two 19 June 2019 - 13:30-15:00 VIDEO SCREENING.......................................... 49 Plenary Session III: Reflecting on World Refugee Day .............................................. 63
Day Two 19 June 2019 - 15:15-16:45 ............................................................................ 49 Plenary Session IV: Technology and People on the Move ........................................ 63
7A. Migration and Integration ...................................................................................... 49
Graduation Ceremony for Masters in Management of Migration and Integration
7B. Prospects in Migration Theory .............................................................................. 50
Process .......................................................................................................................... 63
7C. Gender and Migration ........................................................................................... 50
7D. Onward Migration in a Changing Europe .............................................................. 50 Day Three 20 June 2019 - 13:30-15:00 ......................................................................... 63
7E. Edebiyat ve Göç [TURKISH] ................................................................................. 51 10X. SPECIAL CONVERSATION ON CINEMA.......................................................... 63
7F. Migration and Integration ...................................................................................... 51 10A. Migration and Integration .................................................................................... 63
7G. Migration and Power ............................................................................................ 51 10B. Skilled Migration ................................................................................................. 64
7H. Work, Employment, Markets................................................................................. 52 10C. Migration and Migrants in Media ........................................................................ 64
7J. Türkiye’de Göç ve Uyum [TURKISH] .................................................................... 52 10D. Onward Migration in a Changing Europe............................................................ 64
7K. Migration and Politics ............................................................................................ 52 10E. Return Migration ................................................................................................. 65
7L. Question of “Crisis” ............................................................................................... 53 10F. Migration and Policy ........................................................................................... 65
7M. Refugee Policies and Reflections......................................................................... 53 10G. Remittances and Migration................................................................................. 65
7N. Narratives of Migration ......................................................................................... 53 10H. Gender and Migration ......................................................................................... 66
7P. Children on the Move ............................................................................................ 53 10J. Göç ve Edebiyat [TURKISH] ............................................................................... 66
10K. Family and Migration .......................................................................................... 66
Day Two 19 June 2019 - 17:00-18:45 ............................................................................ 54
10L. Identity and Representation ................................................................................ 67
8A. Migration and Integration ...................................................................................... 54
10M. Göç ve Aidiyet [TURKISH] [D]............................................................................ 67
8B. Remittances .......................................................................................................... 54
8C. Space Reconsidered ............................................................................................ 54 Special Session: Percorsi di accoglienza e integrazione dei cittadini stranieri
8D. Gender and Migration ........................................................................................... 55 [ITALIAN] ........................................................................................................................ 67
8E. Migration Experiences and Coping Strategies ...................................................... 55 Day Three 20 June 2019 - 15:15-16:45 ......................................................................... 68
8F. Work, Employment, Markets ................................................................................. 55 11A. Displacement Challenges ................................................................................... 68
8G. Intersectionalities and critical geographies of mobility: multiscalar insights in the 11B. Migration and Integration .................................................................................... 68
Iberoamerican region [D] ............................................................................................. 56 11C. Arts and Migration .............................................................................................. 68
Day Two 19 June 2019 - 17:30-19:15 ............................................................................ 56 11D. Migration and Education ..................................................................................... 68
11E. Göç ve Kültür [TURKISH] [D].............................................................................. 69
Roundtable III: Global Trends in Migration Policy ...................................................... 56
11F. Transformations with Migration ........................................................................... 69
Day Two 19 June 2019 - 17:00-18:45 ............................................................................ 56 11G. Migration and Integration.................................................................................... 69
8H. Migration Studies on Display ................................................................................ 56 11H. Migration Law and Policy.................................................................................... 69
8J. Migration Studies on Display ................................................................................. 57 11J. Family and Migration ........................................................................................... 70
8K. Migration Studies on Display ................................................................................ 57 11K. Work, Employment, Markets [D] ......................................................................... 70
8L. Migration Studies on Display ................................................................................. 58 11L. Göç ve Türkiye [TURKISH] ................................................................................. 70
8M. Technology and People on the Move ................................................................... 58
Day Three 20 June 2019 - 17:00-18:45 ......................................................................... 70
Roundtable IV: Migration Policy in Italy and Beyond ................................................. 71
Day Three 20 June 2019 - 08:45-10:30 ......................................................................... 59
Day Three 20 June 2019 - 18:45-19:15: Closing Remarks .......................................... 71
9A. Remittances .......................................................................................................... 59
9B. Refugees and Barriers .......................................................................................... 59 Day Three 20 June 2019 - 20:00-22:30: GALA DINNER .............................................. 71
9C. Return Migration ................................................................................................... 59 Name Index .................................................................................................................... 72
9D. Portrayals and Borders ......................................................................................... 60
9E. Family and Migration ............................................................................................ 60
9F. Din ve Göç [TURKISH] ......................................................................................... 60
9G. From Move to Settlement ..................................................................................... 61
9H. Discourse and Representation in Media ............................................................... 61
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People Dr Emre Eren Korkmaz, University of Oxford, United Kingdom

Conference Executive Committee Dr Alberto Capote Lama, University of Granada, Spain
Prof Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy (Chair) Dr Simeon Magliveras, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia
Prof Ibrahim Sirkeci, Regent’s University London, UK (Chair) Dr Vildan Mahmutoğlu, Galatasaray University, Turkey
Prof Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ohio State University, USA Dr Altay Manço, Institut de Recherche, Formation et Action sur les Migrations, Belgium
Prof Philip L Martin, University of California Davis, USA Dr Marius Matichescu, West Timisoara University, Romania
Prof Ali Tilbe, Namik Kemal University, Turkey Dr M. Gökay Özerim, Yaşar University, Turkey
Dr Marjan Petreski, American College Skopje, Macedonia
Transnational Advisory Committee Isabella Piracci, Avvocatura Generale dello Stato, Rome, Italy
Prof Deborah Anker, Harvard University, United States Dr Md Mizanur Rahman, Qatar University, Qatar
Prof Petra Bendel, Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany Dr Bradley Saunders, Prince Mohammad bin Fahd University, Saudi Arabia
Prof Ali Caglar, Hacettepe University, Turkey Dr Paulette K. Schuster, Hebrew University Jerusalem, Israel
Prof Giovanni Cellamare, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy Dr Deniz Ş. Sert, Özyeğin University, Turkey
Prof Dilek Cindoglu, Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar Dr Ruchi Singh, Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Dev. & Res., India
Prof Aron Anselem Cohen, University of Granada, Spain Dr Armagan Teke Lloyd, Abdullah Gul University, Turkey
Prof Lucinda Fonseca, University of Lisbon, Portugal Dr Fethiye Tilbe, Namik Kemal University, Turkey
Prof Elli Heikkila, Migration Institute of Finland, Finland Dr AKM Ahsan Ullah, University Brunei Darussalam, Brunei Darussalam
Prof Monica Ibáñez-Angulo, University of Burgos, Spain Dr K. Onur Unutulmaz, Social Sciences University of Ankara, Turkey
Prof Liliana Jubilut, Universidade Católica de Santos, Brazil Dr Deniz Eroglu Utku, Trakya University
Prof Mohamed Khachani, AMERM & University of Rabat, Morocco Dr Raffaele Vacca, University of Florida, USA
Prof Beatrice Knerr, University of Kassel, Germany Dr Hassan Vatanparast, Saskatchewan University, Canada
Prof Byron Kotzamanis, University of Thessaly, Greece Dr Pınar Yazgan, Sakarya University, Turkey
Prof Jonathan Liu, Regent’s University London, UK Dr M. Murat Yüceşahin, Ankara University, Turkey
Prof Apostolos G Papadopoulos, Harokopio University of Athens, Greece Dr Welat Zeydanlioglu, Sweden
Prof João Peixoto, University of Lisbon, Portugal Dr Ayman Zohry, Egyptian Society for Migration Studies, Egypt
Prof Daniele Petrosino, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy Emilia Lana de Freitas Castro, Universität Hamburg, Germany
Prof Nicholas Procter, University of South Australia, Australia Ülkü Sezgi Sözen, Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law, Germany
Prof Giuseppe Sciortino, University of Trento, Italy
Prof Claude Sumata, National Pedagogical University, DR Congo Local Organisation Committee
Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy (Chair)
Transnational Scientific Committee Alda Kushi, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy (Logistics contact)
Dr Nirmala Devi Arunasalam, University of Plymouth, United Kingdom Rosa Venisti, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy (Logistics contact)
Dr Bahar Baser, Coventry University, United Kingdom Ege Cakir, Middle East Technical University, Turkey (Registration desk)
Dr Bharati Basu, Central Michigan University, United States Mehari Fisseha, Regent’s University London, UK (Registration desk)
Dr Gülseli Baysu, Queen’s University Belfast, United Kingdom Irene Albamonte, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Gul Ince Beqo, Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano, Italy Gianfranco Berardi, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Tuncay Bilecen, Kocaeli University, Turkey & Regent’s University London, UK Vittorio Bisceglie, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Elias Boukrami, Regent’s University London, United Kingdom Raffaella Bonerba, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Yaprak Civelek, Istanbul Arel University, Turkey Rosanna Bray, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Nicola Daniele Coniglio, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy Elena Carletti, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Martina Cvajner, University of Trento, Italy Francesco Carlucci, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Carla de Tona, Independent Researcher, Italy Orsola Castoro, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Saniye Dedeoğlu, Mugla Sitki Kocman University, Turkey Mario Colonna, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Sureya Sonmez Efe, University of Lincoln, United Kingdom Marco Di Sapia, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Tahire Erman, Bilkent University, Turkey Francesca Falsetti, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Alina Esteves, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal Ricardo Leonetti, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Ana Vila Freyer, Universidad Latina de México, Mexico Giandomenico Liano, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Gökçe Bayindir Goularas, Yeditepe University, Turkey Concetta Masellis, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Olga R. Gulina, RUSMPI- Institute on Migration Policy, Russia Aldo Perri, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Sarah E. Hackett, Bath Spa University, United Kingdom Giacomo Signorile, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Serena Hussain, Coventry University, United Kingdom Francesco Silecchia, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr İnci Aksu Kargın, Uşak University, Turkey Sandro Spataro, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
Dr Rania Rafik Khalil, The British University in Egypt, Egypt
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Venue: Department of Political Science, University of Bari Bari City Map:

The TMC 2019 Conference venue is the Department of Political Science, University of
Bari “Aldo Moro” in Bari, Italy.
Bari is Puglia’s regional capital in South Italy. Bari and the surrounding areas are full of
touristic attractions to be explored. For details please visit the website of Tourism Office
of Puglia: https://www.agenziapugliapromozione.it/portal/en/home.
The Venue Address: Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche, Università degli Studi di Bari
“Aldo Moro”, Piazza Cesare Battisti, 3, 70121 Bari BA, Italy.
The registration desk area, parallel session rooms and plenary session halls for the
TMC2019 can be found on the ground floor of the Department of Political Science.
Please see the maps below for details.
Useful information
Emergency phone numbers to contact
Carabinieri – Pronto intervento: 112
Police (Polizia di Stato): 113
Ambulance: 118
Fire Brigade: 115
Airoport: 0039.080.5800200 (same number for all airports of the Region) University of Bari Location:
Border Police: 0039.080.5316196

Hospital (Policlinico): 0039.080.5575724
Emergency phone numbers work 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, every day.
They are free of charge and they don’t need any international code.
Opening hours
Public administration: Monday to Friday 8.30 – 15.30 or 17.30.
Banks: Monday to Friday 8.30 – 15.30 or 17.30. Banks are closed on Saturday and
Sunday.
Pharmacies: Monday to Friday 8.30 – 13.00 and 17.00 – 20.00. Some are open also on
Saturday and Sunday with no restriction of time.
Travel Agency
If you wish to organise a trip in Apulia Region or elsewhere, you can contact:
Travel Agency Systemar Viaggi
Via Andrea da Bari n. 129
70121 Bari – Italy Guide for the maps:
Telephone +39.080.5234330 +39.080.5232574 1 Palazzo Del Prete, Department of Political Science – For parallel sessions
2 Palazzo Ateneo – For Welcoming Speeches, Exhibition, Concert
e-mail: monica@systemarviaggi.it 3 Bari Central Train Station
4 Teatro Petruzelli – for Gala Dinner
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Ground Floor, Department of Political Science:

Second Floor, Department of Political Science:
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Conference Gala Dinner: Keynote speakers at TMC 2019

The Gala Dinner is scheduled for 20th June 2019 from 20:00 to 22:30 at Circolo Unione The Migration Conferences team are proud to have leading scholars in the field as keynote
- Teatro Petruzzelli, Corso Cavour, 12, 70122 Bari, Italy. speakers whose details are listed below.
It is about 10 minutes walking distance from the conference venue. Markus Kotzur
We, the People on the Move – the Impact of International Human Rights
Tel: + 39 (080) 521 1249 Guarantees on Migration Governance
The need for managing migratory movements is evident. However, as desirable a reform
https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Arts---Entertainment/Circolo-Unione-Teatro- of international law instruments, a new international organisation for migration and refugee
Petruzzelli-392710240812854/ questions (or at least binding treaty), the inclusion of an explicit right to asylum in human
rights treaties, the taking up of climate refugees in the 1951 Convention, and, in particular,
adequate normative responses to mass refugee phenomena would be, it seems rather
unlikely that the international community is prepared to dare such far-reaching steps. Thus,
a consistent “piecemeal engineering” in re migration governance will be the more promising
alternative. The paper argues for activation existing human rights as effective instrument
for a step-by-step development of a contemporary international migration regime.
Markus Kotzur is Professor of International and European Law, the Deputy Director of
the Institute of International Affairs, and the Dean of Studies of the Faculty of Law at
the Universität Hamburg. He is also the Director of Studies of the Master Programme
"European and European Legal Studies" as well as the President of Europa-Kolleg
Hamburg. Moreover, Prof. Kotzur is the Managing Director of the Institute for European
Integration in Hamburg. He is also a co-editor of "Archiv des Völkerrechts". He has been
as a Guest Lecturer, among others in Granada (Spain), Kolkata (Indien), Bayreuth
(Germany). He is currently working on "Migration as a Challenge for International Law
from a Human Rights Perspective".
Martin Ruhs
What asylum and refugee policies do Europeans want? Evidence from a
cross-national conjoint experiment
(joint paper with Anne-Marie Jeannet, Esther Ademmer, and Tobias Stöhr)
Following the large increase in the number of migrants arriving and applying for asylum in
Europe in 2015, EU member states have been engaged in highly divisive debates about
how to reform the EU’s asylum and refugee policies. A number of new and diverse policy
models have been proposed, offering contrasting ideas about the meaning and scope of
the right to asylum in Europe, resettlement of refugees from conflict regions, minimum
standards of protection, assistance and cooperation with origin and transit countries, and
responsibility sharing across EU member states. To debate and decide on competing
visions for policy reform, it is crucial that we understand better the public’s preferences for
the various different dimensions of asylum and refugee policies. To this end, this paper
conducts a conjoint survey experiment to study the asylum and refugee policy preferences
of citizens, and how they vary across individuals, in six different EU Member States:
Germany, Italy, Sweden, France, Hungary, and Poland.
Martin Ruhs is Chair in Migration Studies and Deputy Director of the Migration Policy
Centre (MPC) at the European University Institute (EUI) in Florence. He is on leave
from the University of Oxford. Martin’s research focuses on the economics and politics
of international migration, with a strong international comparative dimension. His books
include The Price of Rights. Regulating International Labour Migration (Princeton
University Press 2013) and Who Needs Migrant Workers? Labour Shortages,
Immigration and Public Policy (Oxford University Press 2010, co-edited with B.
Anderson). During 2009-12, he was the Director of Oxford University’s Migration
Observatory. During 2007-14, Martin was a member of the UK’s Migration Advisory
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Committee (MAC), an independent body of five academic economists tasked to advise The presentation will sketch this crucial and complex history, focusing on large-scale mixed
the UK government on labour immigration policy. flow as a key challenge for Europe’s present and future.
Ferruccio Pastore (PhD, European University Institute, 1996) is the Director of FIERI
Jeffrey H. Cohen since May 2009. He has previously been Deputy Director of the international relations
A house of mirrors: refugees and reflection and European studies think-tank CeSPI (Centre for International Policy Studies, Rome)
Debates surrounding the refugee crisis pit xenophobes against open-mindedness. and a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Firenze. Besides research, he has worked
Xenophobes emphasize fear; open-minded stress tolerance. I argue that the as an adviser on migration policy issues for Italian institutions and international
disagreements create a house of mirrors, reflecting the position of whomever is speaking. organisations. He has published extensively on migration and integration policies and
We must embrace the facts that define refugees in place of the fantasies and look beyond politics (full list on www.fieri.it).
the latest crisis to emphasize a shared history of mobility.
Jeffrey H. Cohen, PhD is professor of anthropology at The Ohio State University. He Philip L. Martin
has conducted research on migration, rural development and food in Mexico, Turkey Migration Governance in the US under Trump Administration
and China with support of the National Science Foundation, National Geographic The US is the country of immigration, with almost 20 per cent of the world’s 260 million
Society and Fulbright program. His recent books include, Eating Soup without a Spoon: international migrants. The number two country with international migrants, Germany, has
Anthropological Theory and Method in the Real World (2015) and The Cultures of 12 million, a fourth as many as the almost 48 million foreign-born US residents (UN DESA,
Migration: The Global Nature of Contemporary Movement (2011) written with Ibrahim 2017). The US stands alone among industrial countries in having a quarter of its
Sirkeci. immigrants, almost 11 million, unauthorised (Passel and Cohn, 2018). President Trump
made reducing illegal immigration a priority. Major migration issues today include the fate
Karsten Paerregaard of programs such as DACA, what to do about Central American families who apply for
Grasping the Fear: How Migration Speaks to Anti-Globalization Sentiments asylum, and whether to build a wall on the Mexico-US border.
Philip L. Martin is Emeritus Professor of Agricultural Economics at the University of
and Intersects with other Controversial Issues of the Anthropocene
California, Davis and a member of the Commission on Agricultural Workers established
Why are migration, climate and AI among the most controversial issues in the
by the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986. He is the author of numerous
contemporary world? And how do they intersect and speak to the sentiments of anger and
studies and reports on immigration, including Trade and Migration: NAFTA and
fear that currently prevail in Western democratic countries? My talk takes its point of
Agriculture (1993). Prof Martin has guest-edited two issues for Migration Letters on
departure in these questions discussing how the perception of global migration has
Competitiveness in US and Japan, Migration and Development; comparing US and
changed in the past decades and why it is now lumped together with other perils such as
Mexico, and on Migration Expert Commissions.
the natural hazards and semi-human robots. My claim is that the images of the migrant as
the human Other, the climate as the natural Other, and the robot as the post-digital Other
Carlos Vargas Silva
all tap into conflicting feelings of deception and blame that fuel populist movements. My
conclusion is that in a time of ontological fear, migration has become an omen of where we The Economic and Social Implications of Reason for Immigration
all may end up – in a “no (hu)man’s land” where only the fearless dares to walk. Reason for immigration (e.g. asylum, family, study, work) relates to multiple factors, such
Karsten Paerregaard is professor of Anthropology at School of Global Studies, as pre-departure planning, legal rights, return plans, location choices and access to
University of Gothenburg. His research is focused on the intersection between networks, which affect the economic choices of migrants and the restrictions that they face
migration, environment, climate and culture in the Peruvian Andes. His books include in making those choices. There is a growing body of evidence on the link between reason
Linking Separate Worlds. Urban Migrants and Rural Lives in Peru, Berg (1997); for migration and labour market integration, entrepreneurship, health outcomes, and
Peruvians Dispersed. A Global Ethnography of Migration, Lexington (2008); and Return remitting behaviour. This presentation discusses the latest research on these links and
to Sender. The Moral Economy of Peru’s Migrant Remittances, UC Press (2015). His avenues for future research on this topic.
current book project is titled Andean Meltdown. Climate, Culture and Change in Peru. Carlos Vargas Silva, is Research Director and Associate Professor at the Centre on
Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS), University of Oxford. He is also the Director
Ferruccio Pastore of the DPhil in Migration Studies at the University. He is currently Principal Investigator
for the Horizon 2020 REMINDER project about the implications of migration in Europe.
The “mixed migration” dilemma and the roots of Europe’s migration and
Carlos is also the Principal Investigator for the ECONREF project, which explores the
asylum governance crisis integration of refugees in the UK. Previously, he was Principal Investigator for the
Bari, March 1991: With the arrival of around 20,000 persons fleeing the chaotic Albanian Labour Market Impacts of Forced Migration project, which explored the economic
transition, Europe sees, for one of the first times, a new face of international migration. Not consequences of refugee migration in the Great Lakes region of Africa.
any more guest-workers and their families, nor individual dissidents escaping persecution,
but masses of disoriented fugitives not easily fitting into the mould of established legal
In previous years, The Migration Conferences entertained many distinguished names
categorisations. What will later be labelled “mixed migration” makes its appearance at the
delivering key note speeches including: Joaquin Arango, Complutense University of
common external border of a group of countries that only a year before – with the signature
Madrid, Spain [2018], Samim Akgönül, Strasbourg University, France [2016], Caroline
of the “twin conventions” of Schengen and Dublin - had started building an international
Brettell, Southern Methodist University, USA [2015], Pedro Calado, The High
regime in the field of migration and asylum. The haphazard reactions of Italian authorities
Commissioner for Migration, Lisbon, Portugal [2018], Barry Chiswick, George Washington
to subsequent waves of the Albanian exodus were an early warning about the genetic
University, USA [2014], Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ohio State University, USA [2012, 2015], Neli
dysfunctions of the emerging European governance. But the warning went unobserved and
Esipova, Gallup World Poll, USA [2017], Nedim Gürsel, CNRS, CETOBaC & INALCO,
only a quarter of a century later these original regulatory aporias will be fully acknowledged.
France, Turkey [2015], Michelle Leighton, International Labour Organization, Genève,
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Switzerland [2018], Philip L. Martin, University of California, Davis, USA [2012, 2014, Summary Programme
2015], Douglas S. Massey, Princeton University, USA [2015], Yüksel Pazarkaya, Novelist,
Turkey [2017], Karen Phalet, KU Leuven, Belgium [2016], Ruba Salih, SOAS, University Day One – 18 June 2019, Tuesday | DAY 1
of London, UK [2018], Sasskia Sassen, Columbia University, USA [2017], Professor 08:00 – 17:00: Registration
Giuseppe Sciortino, University of Trento, Italy [2017], Ibrahim Sirkeci, Regent’s University 08:30-09:45 – Parallel Sessions I
London, UK [2014, 2016], Oded Stark, U of Bonn, Germany [2017]. 09:45-10:00 – Break
10:00-12:00 – Opening Plenary Session I [ Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor]
Chairs’ Welcome by Michela C. Pellicani, Conference Chair, University of Bari “Aldo
Moro”, Italy
Opening Speech by Federico Soda, Director of IOM for the Mediterranean, Italy
Moderator: Prof Ibrahim Sirkeci, Regent’s University London, UK
– Fiona B. Adamson, SOAS, University of London, UK
– Markus Kotzur, Universität Hamburg, Germany
– Martin Ruhs, European University Institute, Florence, Italy
12:15-13:00 – Welcoming Speeches and Cocktail Lunch [Atrio Centrale, Palazzo
Ateneo, Ground Floor]
– Antonio Felice Uricchio, Rector, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Italy
– Giuseppe Moro, Head of Dept. of Political Science, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”
– Michele Emiliano, President of the Apulia Region
– Antonio Decaro, Mayor of the City of Bari
– Marilisa Magno, Prefetto of Bari (tbc)
13:00 – COCKTAIL LUNCH is offered by the Municipality of Bari
[Atrio Centrale, Palazzo Ateneo, Ground Floor]
13:00 – Launch of the Exhibition by Giovanni Perillo
[Salone degli Affreschi, Palazzo Ateneo, 1st Floor]
13:45-15:15 – Parallel Sessions II
15:15-15:30 – Break
15:30-17:00 – Parallel Sessions III
17:00-17:15 – Break
17:15-19:00 – Roundtable I: Migration Governance [Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor]
– Stefano Calabrò, Mayor of the Municipality of Sant’Alessio in Aspromonte, Italy
– Philip L. Martin, University of California, Davis, USA
– Martin Ruhs, European University Institute, Florence, Italy
– Matteo Biffoni, ANCI Delegate to Immigration Policies, Italy
– Leonardo Domenici, President of Cittalia Fondazione ANCI, Italy
17:15-19:00 – Parallel Sessions IV
19:15-20:00 – Concert by the Orchestra Sinfonica della Città Metropolitana di Bari
[Atrio Centrale, Palazzo Ateneo, Ground Floor]
19 June 2019, Wednesday | DAY 2
08:00 – 17:00: Registration
08:45-10:30 – Parallel Sessions V
08:45-10:30 – Roundtable II: I valori costituzionali alla prova del fenomeno
migratorio [Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor]
Chair: Raffaele Rodio, University of Bari, Italy
Speakers:
– Isabella Loiodice, University of Bari, Italy
– Michele Cascione, Lawyer, Italy
– Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari, & Isabella Piracci, Avvocatura Generale dello
Stato, Italy
– Giuseppe Zuccaro, Tribunal, Italy
– Vincenzo Tondi della Mura, University of Salento, Italy
10:30-10:45 – Break
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10:45-12:15 – Plenary Session II [ Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor ] Day One 18 June 2019 - Registration
Moderator: Jeffrey H. Cohen, Department of Anthropology, Ohio State University, USA Palazzo Del Prete, Foyer
– Karsten Paerregaard, Gothenburg University, Sweden
– Carlos Vargas Silva, University of Oxford, UK Day One 18 June 2019 - 08:30-09:45
12:15-13:30 – Lunch
13:30-15:00 – Parallel Sessions VI Aula II - G. Giugni – Ground Floor
15:00-15:15 – Break 1A. Exclusion and Inclusion [D]
15:15-16:45 – Parallel Sessions VII Chair Giuseppe Moro, University of Bari Aldo Moro
16:45-17:00 – Break 44 Pilot project: Mentoring programmes for Muslim students
17:00-18:30 – Parallel Sessions VIII Gloria Tauber
17:30-19:15 – Roundtable III: Global Trends in Migration Policy [Presidenza Regione 934 Brokered safety: labour recruitment and migration assistance in the
Puglia, Lungomare Nazario Sauro, 33, 70121 Bari] Mekong region
Chair: Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy Sverre Molland
– Patrick Doelle, European Commission, DG Home, Italy 683 Giant Ocean Case Reconsidered: How the fishing supply chain has
– Andrea Rachelle, Puglia Regional Administration, Italy transformed into an exploitation chain?
– Gianfranco Gadaleta, Puglia Regional Administration, Italy Yi Ning Chiu & Li Chuan Liuhuang
– Philip L. Martin, University of California, Davis, USA 933 Internal Migration Process and Labour Market Behaviour in Developing
Countries
20 June 2019, Thursday | DAY 3 Claude Sumata
08:45-10:30 – Parallel Sessions IX
10:30-10:45 – Break
10:45-12:30 – Plenary Session III: Reflecting on World Refugee Day [Aula Aldo Moro] Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor
Chair: Isabella Piracci, Avvocatura Generale dello Stato, Rome, Italy 1B. Revisiting Migration Debates [D]
– Antonio Di Muro – UNHCR representative Chair Nirmala Arunasalam, University of Plymouth, United Kingdom
– Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ohio State University, USA 599 Intercultural Relations in Georgia and Tajikistan: Post-Conflict Model
– Ferruccio Pastore, FIERI, Italy Victoria Galyapina, Nadezhda Lebedeva, Zarina Lepshokova
– Giuseppe Albenzio – Vice Avvocato Generale dello Stato 256 Waves of migration in the Aegean
İlay Romain Ors
10:45-12:30 – Plenary Session IV: Technology and People on the Move [Aula II - G. 625 European Union Citizenship. Rethinking mobile citizen's Identity
Giugni] Fulgeanu Alexandra
Chair: Emre Eren Korkmaz, University of Oxford, United Kingdom 121 Women in the Turkish migration in France: Notes from fieldwork and
– Marie Godin & Giorgia Dona, University of Oxford, United Kingdom discussions on the methodology
– Aiden Slavin, ID2020, United Kingdom Ecem Hasircioglu
– Albert Ali Salah, Boğaziçi University, Turkey
– Zeynep Sıla Sönmez, UNHCR
12:30-13:30 – Lunch Aula IV - P. Labriola, Ground Floor
13:30-14:30 – Graduation Ceremony for Masters in Management of Migration and 1C. Youth Migration: Unaccompanied Children [D]
Integration Process Chair M. Gökay Özerim, Yasar University, Turkey
13:30-15:00 – Parallel Sessions X 154 The nexus between youthful populations and migration: The Case of
15:00-15:15 – Break MENA Region
15:15-16:45 – Parallel Sessions XI M. Gökay Özerim
17:00-18:45 – Roundtable IV: Migration Policy in Italy and Beyond [Aula Aldo Moro] 459 Unaccompanied Teenage Refugees in Sweden: How does an
Chair: Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy underground network help and protect them?
– Massimo Bontempi, Central Director of the Immigration and Border Police, Home Amber Horning Ruf & Sara Jordeno
Affairs Ministry, Italy 632 Voluntary Legal Guardianship for Unaccompanied and Separated
– Luigi Maria Vignali, General Director for the Italians Abroad and the Migration Policies, Children in Italy: an Exploratory Research
Foreign Affairs Ministry, Italy Francesca Viola
– Fabrice Leggeri (tbc), Executive Director, FRONTEX 521 Acculturation strategies - comparison between children, adolescents and
– Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ohio State University, USA parents
– Ibrahim Sirkeci, Regent’s University London, UK Paulina Szydlowska & Marisol Navas Luque
20:00 – 22:30: GALA DINNER at Circolo Unione - Teatro Petruzzelli
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Day One 18 June 2019 - 08:30-09:45 Day One 18 June 2019 - 08:30-09:45
Aula XIX - F. Bravo, 2nd Floor
Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor 1G. Education and Migration
1D. Outside the Boundaries of Reception Chair Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ohio State University, USA
Chair Giuliana Sanò, University of Messina; Alsos Foundation, Italy 757 Syrian Refugees’ Access to Higher Education: Mobility of Cultural Capital
166 The beats of refugeeism: dwelling trajectories of a Pakistani asylum Zahide Erdogan
seeker in Italy, a life story approach 97 First generation migrant family students on the way and within higher
Sara Bonfanti education [D]
291 Out of the system. An intersectional analysis on migrants legal status and Golaleh Makrooni
social networks 1101 Teachers for Migrant and Roma Integration in Schools: the Case of North
Pamela Pasian, Giulia Storato, Angela Maria Toffanin Macedonia
729 Being migrant mothers: tactics, temporalities and aspirations Merita Zulfiu Alili, Veli Kreci, Alexander Krauss, Nada Trunk
Selenia Marabello
175 An escapable destiny. Transgender asylum seekers' and refugees'
trajectories exiting the protection system Aula XX - R. Fonte, 2nd Floor
Maria Carolina Vesce 1H. Migration and Integration
129 Some Notes Towards an Anthropology of Homeless Asylum Seekers and Chair Süreyya Sönmez Efe, University of Lincoln, United Kingdom
Refugees 595 Digital Nomads: navigating the law in their (labour) migration process
Stefano Pontiggia Renata Campielo
488 "Always the same pain in the neck!" Living conditions of some MSM 294 Adaptation and Acculturation: Resettling displaced tribal communities
(men having sex with other men) inside and outside the asylum reception from the protected areas in India
centers Madhulika Sahoo
Dany Carnassale 647 Household Composition and Its Influence in the Use of School Time
amongst Latin American Migrant Teenagers in Galicia, Spain
Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor Paula Alonso
1E. Gender and Migration 332 The Pull-Push Factors of Migration: Views and Experiences of the
Chair Caner Tekin, University of Bochum, Germany Pakistani Migrant Workers in Saudi Arabia
640 Interplays between Gender and other Identities? Revisiting Anti-migrant Muhammad Saeed
Discourses of FPÖ and Lega Nord with the Intersectionality Perspective
Caner Tekin Aula XXI - Don Tonino Bello, 2nd Floor
400 Masculinization Strategies of Male Refugees in the Process of Forced 1J. Politics and Migration
Migration Chair Deniz Eroglu Utku, Trakya University, Turkey
Mehmet Can Çarpar & Filiz Goktuna Yaylaci 226 From border walls to positive policy towards forced migrants: Europe and
620 Survival strategies of Nigerian victims of human trafficking in Paris Israel compared
Valeria Francisca Zamorano Lilach Lev Ari & Arnon Medzini
515 Parcours des Libanaises en situation de migration 593 Denying Citizenship
Suzanne Menhem Emily Ryo
466 Municipal Citizenship, State Deportation, and the International Right to
Aula XVIII - N. Calipari, 2nd Floor Belong
1F. Perceptions and Migrations [D] Benjamin Perryman
Chair Tuncay Bilecen, Regent’s University London, UK 712 The influence of international actors in the response to the Syrian refugee
520 Pupils' attitudes towards migrants in Italy and Russia: the role of self- crisis in Lebanon: between humanitarian and security paradigm
group and group-group distance Clothilde Facon
Lucia Bombieri
535 Gendered politics of migration management: Italian National Identity in Aula XXII – G. Di Vagno, 2nd Floor
the structuring of "others" 1K. Work, Employment, Markets
Fernando Aguiar, Kate Jackson, Kader A. Abderrahim Chair Ayşegül Kayaoğlu Yılmaz, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
918 Security or humanity and solidarity? Populist discourse in the Visegrad 485 Labour Market Effects of Syrian Refugees in Turkey: The Case of
Countries regarding the challenges of the migration crisis in Europe Informal Textile Sector in Istanbul
Janusz Balicki Ayşegül Kayaoğlu Yılmaz
317 The effects of Immigration in European Public Opinion 501 Experiences of highly skilled Latvian emigrants in Europe and main
Gökçe Bayındır Goularas & Işıl Zeynep Turkan İpek factors influencing their return intentions
Inese Supule
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247 Middling Transnationals: Highly Skilled Migrants and the Global Day One 18 June 2019 - 10:00-12:00
Commodity Chain
Shuxi Wu OPENING PLENARY
773 To Move Or Not To Move? Skilled Japanese Men's Experiences of Work Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor
and Family in Australia Conference Chairs’ Welcome
Iori Hamada – Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy
658 Gendered outcomes of policies towards skilled migrants: an analysis of Opening Speech by Federico Soda, Director of IOM for the
migratory flows to Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom from 2007 Mediterranean, Italy
10:00-12:00
to 2017 Plenary Speeches
Lais Saleh Chair: Ibrahim Sirkeci, Regent’s University London, UK
– Fiona B. Adamson, SOAS, University of London, UK
Day One 18 June 2019 - 08:30-09:45 – Martin Ruhs, European University Institute, Florence, Italy
“What asylum and refugee policies do Europeans want? Evidence
Aula XXIII - T. e V.Fiore, 2nd Floor from a cross-national conjoint experiment”
1L. Identity and Migration – Markus Kotzur, Universität Hamburg, Germany
Chair Pinar Yazgan, Sakarya University, Turkey “We, the People on the Move – the Impact of International Human
416 Identity Negotiation Processes and Adaptation Patterns of Gang Piao Rights Guarantees on Migration Governance”
Tianli Qin
424 Narratives of trauma among first and second generation of Pontic Greeks
and their impact on diasporic identities Welcoming Speeches
Georgia Lagoumitzi Atrio Centrale, Palazzo Ateneo, Ground Floor
509 The Gypsy Problem in Italy: the (in)visible mobility of Roma in Cagliari – Antonio Felice Uricchio, Rector, University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy
Norma Baldino – Giuseppe Moro, Head of Department of Political Science, University of
12:15-
18 Residents on the move: transnational opium smugglers in the interwar
13:00
Bari Aldo Moro
Balkans – Michele Emiliano, President of the Apulia Region
Vladan Jovanovic – Antonio Decaro, Major of the City of Bari
446 Prejudice and aesthetic preferences among skin colours – Marilisa Magno, Prefetto of Bari (tbc)
Giovanni Perillo
13:00 – COCKTAIL LUNCH, sponsored by the Municipality of Bari

Aula V. Starace, 2nd Floor [Atrio Centrale, Palazzo Ateneo, Ground Floor]
1M. Redes transnacionales y sociedad civil en los estudios
migratorios [SPANISH] Exhibition:
Chair Pascual García, Universidad Tecnica Particular de Loja, Mexico
132 Migrantes venezolanos y su integración en la economía del sur del Aesthetic of Migrations by Giovanni Perillo
Ecuador SALONE DEGLI AFFRESCHI, PALAZZO ATENEO, 1st Floor
Carlos Fernando Soto Perez
200 Heterotopias de los migrantes del sur de Ecuador
Pablo Cañar
950 Migraciones y frontera México-Centroamérica: de frontera porosa a
frontera espinosa y primer obstáculo a EE.UU
13:00
Jorge Ignacio Angulo Barredo
212 Puebla York: Migración y consumo, desde la perspectiva
Emigdio Larios Gomez
461 ¿Del sueño americano al sueño mexicano?
Mónica Patricia Toledo-González
351 El movimiento dreamer en Arizona en la era Trump
Maria Jose Enriquez-Cabral & Ismael Garcia Castro
09:45-10:00 BREAK
Please note the Exhibition will remain open throughout the Conference.
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Aula II - G. Giugni – Ground Floor
2A. Politiche e Strategie di Integrazione: dinamiche, Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor
regolamentazione e legittimazione dei flussi migratori in e 2D. Outside the Boundaries of Reception
dall'Italia [ITALIAN] Chair Francesco Della Puppa, Ca’ Foscari University in Venice; International
Chair Anna Ludovici, IGOT, University of Lisbon, Portugal Center for Humanities and Social Change, Italy
268 Questioning return migration in North Eastern Italy: return policies, 432 "We don't have a place" A case study research on mobile migrants in and
mobility patterns and family heritage outside the reception system in Northern Italy
Melissa Blanchard Sebastian Benedikt
275 The new trends of Italian migration in the European scenario 217 Homemaking and Migrant Households in Squatted Buildings: Intersecting
Corrado Bonifazi Urban and Migration Studies
374 Regulatory program and empirical aspects of the integration process Caio Teixeira
of immigrants in Italy 573 Making time Everyday resistance of refugees kept on the move across
Mattia Vitiello the Europe
612 Cultural integration in urban space: between spatial segregation and Elena Fontanari
transnational belonging 164 Alongside the borders of reception Migrants and territories between
Anna Ludovici exercise of freedom and control device
Omid Firouzi Tabar
Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor
2B. Participatory Methods in Migration Research
Chair Concepción Maiztegui-Oñate, University of Deusto, Spain Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor
943 Exploring ways of doing research differently 2E. Gender and Migration
Elsa Oliveira & Jo Veary Chair Pinar Yazgan, Sakarya University, Turkey
761 Adrift in a Borderland. Developing participatory and embodied 289 Precarious Migratory Status and Violence Against Women: Toward a
methodologies as a collective of asylum seekers, refugees, Human Rights-Based Approach to Social Intervention with Survivors
activists and academic scholars Florence Godmaire-Duhaime
Tiina Sotkasiira, Sanna Ryynänen, Anni Rannikko, Päivikki Rapo 502 Migration, gender and absolute illiteracy: looking for intersections in
734 Participatory methods in migration research: challenges and European social policy
possibilities Margarida Martins Barroso
Concepción Maiztegui-Oñate
243 Study of Internal Migration India: An Application Markov Chains
Anupama Singh Aula XVIII - N. Calipari, 2nd Floor
2F. Migration and Integration
Aula IV - P. Labriola, Ground Floor Chair Daniele Petrosino, University of Bari, Italy
2C. Youth Migration 189 Home Food Making, Belongings and Ethnicities in the Belgian Taiwanese
Chair Ana Vila Freyer, Universidad Latina de México, Mexico Migrant Women's Everyday Food Practices
102 Sites of Agency and Sites of Vulnerability: Young Migrant Hsien-Ming Lin
Children"s Narrations of Inclusion or Exclusion Experiences on 675 Peer and Strength Based Approach to Refugee Integration in Seville,
the Football Pitch and in the Streets of Rabat, Morocco Spain
Chiara Massaroni Virginia Paloma & Jana Sladkova
145 Who is a dreamer? The narratives of young migrants and their 731 Migrant Trajectories and Patterns of Socialization: the case of Bulgarians
right to dream their lives in Mexico and the United States in Spain
Ana Vila Freyer Monica Ibáñez-Angulo
423 Dreams of transnational social protection: the case of Mexican 343 Immigrants in the contemporary city. Urban transformation of the
policies towards youth migration historical Rome's outskirt
Victoria Tse Luca Brignone
476 Migrant Youth's Multiple Logics of Migration: The Case of
Japanese-Filipino Youth
Jocelyn Omandam Celero
Day One 18 June 2019 - 13:45-15:15
Aula XIX - L. Ferrari Bravo, 2nd Floor
2G. Economics of Migration
Chair Olgu Karan, Baskent University, Turkey
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578 Analyzing Labor Market Integration Policies in EU Member States Using Day One 18 June 2019 - 13:45-15:15
PROMETHEE Aula XXII - G. Di Vagno, 2nd Floor
Anastasia Blouchoutzi, Panagiota Digkoglou, Dimitra Manou, Christos 2K. Contextos y enfoques en los estudios migratorios [SPANISH]
Nikas Chair Pascual García, Universidad Tecnica Particular de Loja, Mexico
221 Bourdieusian Multi-layered Approach in Explaining Migrant Self- 131 Migrant Girls on the Move: Violence and resistances in the Guatemala-
Employment Mexico-US corridor
Gözde İnal Cavlan & Olgu Karan Rodrigo Barraza
81 Integration through agricultural jobs: The Foundations in Agriculture for 421 Del imaginario a las estrategias: Representaciones y experiencias de la
Refugees and Migrants (FARM) program and its impact on Canadian ruta migratoria del Pacifico en México por los migrantes
society and industry centroamericanos
Cesar Suva & Vicky Roy Johanna Laetizia Exenberger
369 Displaced Puerto Rican Students and Families' Experiences and Needs 503 Exodus and migration in the XXIst century
in Southwest Florida after Hurricane Maria Vera Magiano Hazan
Tunde Szecsi, Debra Giambo, Hasan Aydin 61 Mexico, country for immigrant business: small-scale entrepreneurs and
Aula XX - R. Fonte, 2nd Floor self-employed workers from Southern Europe
2H. Migration and Acculturation Cristobal Mendoza
239 Towards a regional migration governance in Ibero-America.
Chair Carlo Alberto Anzuini, University of Bari, Italy
Developments before the Venezuelan Diaspora (2015-2018)
518 The use of the relative acculturation extended model (raem) in qualitative
Jonathan Palatz
research
Paulina Szydlowska, Jan Bazyli Klakla, Marisol Navas Luque
Aula XXIII - T. e V.Fiore, 2nd Floor
594 Migration, identity, and security
2L. Migration Governance in Europe
Liudmila Konstants
Chair Ülkü Sezgi Sözen, Universität Hamburg, Germany
623 Social identities as predictors of intercultural attitudes
253 The European Typology of Migration
Kristina Velkova Velkova
Ülkü Sezgi Sözen
630 Adaptation of refugees from syria and ukraine in russia in the period from
436 The political parties' approaches to the issue of immigration in Poland
2014 to 2018 [d]
after 2015. Consequences for immigration policy
Alfiya Lyapina
Monika Trojanowska-Strzaboszewska
361 Generalized trust as a factor of positive attitude towards migrants in Russia
680 More people wanted? Migration policy in shrinking regions: case study of
Dmitrii Dubrov
voivodeships in Poland [D]
Aula XXI - Don Tonino Bello, 2nd Floor Kamil Matuszczyk
2J. Identity and Migration 58 The Central Mediterranean sea between inclusion and exclusion:
Chair H. Yaprak Civelek, Istanbul Arel University, Turkey assembling migration management [D]
402 A multi-religious response to the migrant crisis in Europe: A preliminary Martino Reviglio
examination of migrants' views on and experiences of multireligious 609 The Role of The State in Migration Control [D]
cooperation on assisting their integration Ioana Cristina Voroniuc
Majbritt Lyck-Bowen
602 How is the integration of the Muslim community in the German context Aula V. Starace, 2nd Floor
contributing to the Islamic Feminist movement? 2M. Identity Politics
Susana Sanchez-Muniz Chair Deniz Eroğlu Utku, Trakya University, Turkey
714 Somali women's navigation of "Third Space" identities in online social 477 Discovering the Greek Golden Visa: An opportunity framework for
media spaces migration and middlemen
Samira Warsame Gül Üret
5 The biosocial experiences of structural inequities among immigrant and 349 Refugee as a permanent identity: Kurdish Iranian refugees in Iraq and the
refugee communities in Atlanta, Georgia never-ending road to citizenship
Gregory Gullette & Marni Brown Dilshad Hamad Khdhir
337 Responses v Responsibilities? Rethinking Localisation Trends in 566 Burden of Homogenization: Falling Through the Chasm of Legal
Refugee/IDP Communities Citizenship
Julie M Norman & Drew Mikhael Srija Brahmachary
220 The Impact of Muslim Migrations on Turkish Nationalism
Aslı Emine Comu
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Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor
2N. Il quadro dell’immigrazione nel nostro Paese: dinamiche e profili Aula IV - P. Labriola, Ground Floor
migratori (In collaboration with ISTAT - Italian Institute of Statistics) 3C. Youth Migration: Unaccompanied Children
Chair Ernesto Toma, University of Bari, Italy Chair Marco Sanfilippo, University of Bari, Italy
1110 The women’s economy: the job between integration and segregation 14 Social rights of migrant minors between the division of powers and the
Angela Maria Digrandi principle of equality. The access to nursery schools
1111 Immigrants in Italy: migratory dynamics and patterns Maria Grazia Nacci
Cinzia Conti and Fabio Massimo Rottino 15 The Protection of Migrant Minors under the European Convention of
1112 Quale integrazione dei lavoratori stranieri nel mercato del lavoro italiano? Human Rights
Un’analisi temporale tra 2008 e 2018 Egeria Nalin
Michela C. Pellicani, Antonella Rotondo, Monica Carbonara, Roberto A. 147 Migrant minors in Europe: Between EU rules and case law of CJEU
Palumbo Angela Maria Romito
1113 L’economia delle donne e il contributo delle migranti: alcune evidenze 362 Lost Children in the Mediterranean: Unaccompanied Refugee Minors in
nelle Marche e nella provincia di Macerata Turkey and Greece
Roberta Palmieri Ahsen Utku
15:15-15:30 BREAK
Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor
Day One 18 June 2019 - 15:30-17:00 3D. Outside the Boundaries of Reception
Chair Giuliana Sanò, University of Messina; Alsos Foundation, Italy
Aula II - G. Giugni – Ground Floor 152 Navigating Italy: Social networks amidst avoidance and trust for Eritrean
3A. Migration and Politics asylum seekers
Chair Egle Gusciute, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Kathryn Fredricks
240 Italian migrants’ approaches to mediated information for life-planning in 339 The capability of "reception models" to resist change. The Bolognese
Brexit times territory after law 132/2018
Giuliana Tiripelli Stefania Spada
231 Few Things I Have Learned from Them: The Representation of Genuine 143 "Vertical mobility". Migrants' trajectories within the Western Alps and
British People among Baltic Migrants in the UK beyond
Martins Kaprans Gaia Cottino
431 Brexit, Immigration and Sovereignty: The Conservatives’ Discourse 141 The floating karstic flow of asylum seekers on the North-East Italian
Sevgi Cilingir border
590 The impacts of EU external migration policies on the democratization of Roberta Altin
countries in the Southern Mediterranean Neighbourhood: a case of
challenge or opportunity?
Luisa Faustini Torres Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor
3E. Migration and Wellbeing
Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor Chair Monica Ibáñez-Angulo, University of Burgos, Spain
3B. Data and Methods in Migration Research 621 Gastroenterology Clinic for Refugees: Creative Approaches and Lessons
Chair Martina Cvajner, University of Trento, Italy Learned
205 Boldly Go Where No Woman has Gone Before Women Migrant Pioneers Benjamin Levy
and the Quest for a New Self 656 Highly skilled migration and retention of talent beyond "human capital".
Martina Cvajner An analysis of the wellbeing of highly qualified migrants in Eindhoven
728 Fundamental Challenges in Migration Data-Access: The Case of Syrians’ region (The Netherlands)
Fertility in Esenyurt Camillla Spadavecchia & Jie Yu
H. Yaprak Civelek 409 Impact of Brexit on Mental Health and Wellbeing of EU Citizens
945 Where the Sidewalk Ends: Critical Approaches to doing Migration Piotr Teodorowski
Research 185 Perceptions, attitudes and cultural understandings of mental health in
Nergis Canefe Nigeria: A scoping review of published literature [D]
470 Is Documentary Research Method Sufficient to Answer Research Temitope Labinjo
Questions? Analyzing a Rural Locality’s Remittance Investment Climate
Jeremaiah Manuel Opiniano
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Aula XVIII - N. Calipari, 2nd Floor
3F. Migration and Integration Aula XXI - Don Tonino Bello, 2nd Floor
Chair Erhan Kurtarır, Yildiz Technical University, Turkey 3J. High Skilled Migration
672 Integration through Football: an Irish example Chair Nirmala Devi Arunasalam, University of Plymouth, UK
Brid Ni Chonaill 196 Motivations for migration: Mexican middle class professionals in the
151 Border Struggles and the Autonomy of Asylum in Chios Island after the United States
EU-Turkey Statement Lilia M Dominguez
Georgios (Jojo) Diakoumakos, Ioulia Mermigka, Nikos Souzas, Yannis 413 Migration of Highly Skilled Specialists from Russia: Modern Features
Pechtelidis Vladimir Iontsev & Alexander Subbotin
692 Political Transition on Migration Policy in Turkey and Possibilities of 565 Nurses on the Move - A Gravity Model of Migration Flows
Inclusiveness Alina Botezat
Erhan Kurtarır & Elif Bali Kurtarır 744 Contributing factors to Iranian-American students' success in the US.
433 Syrians in Turkey and Future: What Do Political Parties and Presidential Ali Reza Rezaei
Candidates Say?
Filiz Göktuna Yaylacı & Ali Faruk Yaylacı
Aula XXII -G. Di Vagno, 2nd Floor
Aula XIX - L. Ferrari Bravo, 2nd Floor 3K. Transnational Ties and Migration
3G. Economics and Migration Chair Shirley Andrea Velasquez-Hoque, Oxford Brookes University, UK
Chair Nicola Daniele Coniglio, University of Bari, Italy 394 Ecuadorian Male Remitters in England and their Transnational
230 Property Acquisition by Foreigners in Turkey Remittance Management Relations with their families in Ecuador
H. Deniz Genç & Günce Sabah Eryılmaz Shirley Andrea Velasquez-Hoque
180 Promoting the Investment of Remittances for Development Policy Tools 336 Transnational activities and integration of Ukrainian migrants in Portugal
Available to Governments, Development Agencies and the United Kingdom
Maurizio Malogioglio Lucinda Fonseca
325 Chinese migrants in Russia in the context of the current migration and 491 The Senegalese community in Italy: migratory projects, transnational
tax policy of the Russian Federation: features of business and interaction networks and territorial attachment
with the Russian population Diana Ciliberti
Olga Zalesskaia 687 Making A New Social Space: The Transnational Activities of
Syriac/Assyrians and Ezidis [D]
Aula XX - R. Fonte, 2nd Floor Ayse Guc
3H. Technology and People on the Move 380 Shifted transnationalism: ethnic migrants between sending and receiving
Chair Ruta Nimkar, Danish Refugee Council, Denmark homelands [D]
562 The discursive construction of transnational migration in Internet memes. Saltanat Akhmetova
"The new diaspora" as a semioscape
Bianca Cheregi
223 Research Concept: Social Media and Smuggling Networks: What is the Aula XXIII - T. e V.Fiore, 2nd Floor
Link? 3L. Migration Law and Policy
Ruta Nimkar, Emily Savage, Abdullah Mohammadi Chair Ülkü Sezgi Sözen, Universität Hamburg, Germany
357 Unaccompanied and Separated Children (UASC) and Digital Media: An 550 The concept of unreasonable burden on the social security system of the
exploratory research in Southern Italy host Member State
Maria Rosaria Centrone & Francesca Viola Solange Isabelle Maslowski
370 Technology Assisted Overseas Migration and it's Impact of Remittance 606 Scrutinizing individuals, managing flows, and the treatment of migrants
Economy in Bihar, India Mike Slaven
Rani Kumari 26 The evolution of family reunification in Brazilian migration policy
Luciane Benedita Duarte Pivetta
778 Between Politics and Law: strategic decision making in human
displacement related humanitarian response in contemporary Brazil
(2013-2019)
Joao Guilherme Casagrande Martinelli Lima Granja Xavier da Silva
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Aula V. Starace, 2nd Floor Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor

3M. Transnational Context and Migration 4B. Göç ve Edebiyat [TURKISH]
Chair Carmen Caruso, Regent’s University London, United Kingdom Chair Tanju İnal, Bilkent University, Turkey
652 Romanian emigrants and the negotiation of identities in transnational 1016 Latife Tekin’in Manves City Romanında Göç Olgusu
contexts Tanju İnal
Georgiana Udrea 1018 Edebiyat Göçebesi Cemal Süreya’nın Poetikası
505 Trajectories of Steel - The making of a transnational migrant community Tuğrul İnal
Dominique Santana
45 Fallouts of an Unremitting Migrant Crisis: Has Germany Lost its Identity?
Christine Anton
Aula IV - P. Labriola, Ground Floor
Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor 4C. Migration Law and Policy
3N. Immigration and Integration in Apulia Region Chair Paulette K. Schuster, Hebrew University, Israel
Chair Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari, Italy 150 Border Externalisation and Local Tensions: The Rise of Xenophobia in
1114 Socio-demographic characteristics of immigrant population in Apulia Chios Island after the EU - Turkey Statement
Region: an overall portrait Georgios (Jojo) Diakoumakos, Nikos Souzas, Yannis Pechtelidis, Ioulia
Michela C. Pellicani, Rosa Venisti, Alda Kushi Mermigka
1115 The Narration of Migration in Apulia Rai News 122 International NGOs and their political role: At the service of migration
Daniele Petrosino policies or at the service of human development?
1116 Perceptions over immigration: the role of geographical and social Paulette K. Schuster & Özge Çopuroğlu
distances 8 Gulf Migration and The Flow of Social Remittances: "Arabization" among
Nicola D. Coniglio, Rezart Hoxhaj, Hubert Jayet Mappila Muslims of Malabar
1117 Lived reception: between national model and territories. Mohamed Ameen Arimbra
Exploratory survey on Apulian reception system
Giuseppe Campesi and Elena Carletti
1118 Best child’s interests for unaccompanied migrant in regional perspectives
Annita Larissa Sciacovelli Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor
4D. Migration and Politics
17:00-17:15 BREAK Chair Ayşegül Kayaoğlu Yılmaz, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
644 The perpetual minority: A case study of Volga German migrants in
Day One 18 June 2019 - 17:15-19:00 Germany [D]
Anna Kozlova
Aula II - G. Giugni – Ground Floor 23 The Scales of Attachment: Exploring territory attachment at Nahr el-Bared
4A. Migration and Integration Refugee Camp and the mechanisms to overcome transience [D]
Chair Monica Ibáñez-Angulo, University of Burgos, Spain Fabiano Sartori de Campos
483 The Interculturale Mediator: Resources and Competences 474 Palestinian Refugee Policy in Postwar Lebanon: Informal Policy-Making
Simona Paula Dobrescu through Lebanese-Palestinian Dialogue Committee (LPDC)
299 Social capital, Acculturation attitudes, and Sociocultural adaptation of Okabe Yuki
Migrants from Central Asia and South Korea in Russia 701 Contesting Crimmigration: The Migrant Day Laborer Movement and the
Alexander Tatarko Struggle for Justice
274 The Role of Intercultural Competence in the Relationship of Home Vanessa Guzman
Country Intercultural Experience and Creativity among Russian Students
Maria Bultseva
422 Multiple Identities, Acculturation, and Adjustment of Migrants from the
North Caucasus in Moscow. A Network Analysis
Zarina Lepshokova & Dmitry Grigoryev
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Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor Day One 18 June 2019 - 17:15-19:15
4E. Migration and Integration Roundtable I: Migration Governance
Chair Ayşegül Buket Özbakır, Yildiz Technical University, Turkey In collaboration with and support from the Municipality of Bari
681 Sharing the Neighborhood with Urban Refugees and Experiencing Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor
Living-Lab Chair: Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy
Erhan Kurtarır & Ayşegül Buket Özbakır Speakers:
49 Does Community Cohesion Discourse Actually Create Social – Stefano Calabrò, Mayor of the Municipality of Sant’Alessio in
Inclusion of Migrants: A Cosmopolitan Moral Analysis of the Aspromonte, Italy
Community Cohesion Programmes in the UK “L'accoglienza dei rifugiati nei piccoli comuni: un mischio o
17:30 - 19:15
Süreyya Sönmez Efe un’opportunita”
487 Integrating into German Society through Politics and History: The – Philip L. Martin, University of California, Davis, USA
“Migration Governance in the US under Trump Administration”
Effects of the Orientation Course (Orientierungskurs) to Refugees in
– Martin Ruhs, European University Institute, Italy
Brandenburg, Germany
“Migration Advisory Committees: The UK experience”
Wilfred Dominic Mabini Josue – Matteo Biffoni, ANCI Delegate to Immigration Policies, Italy
516 Integration policies and training in "inclusive" societies “Il ruolo dei Comuni nel modello italiano di accoglienza e
Ameera Masoud integrazione: Il caso dello spror/Siproimi”
713 Psychosocial and legal counseling for migrants: an analysis of – Leonardo Domenici, President of Cittalia Fondazione ANCI, Italy
services provided by university extension program in Brazil “Laspecificita italiana nel comtesto delle politiche europee
Lisarb Valeria Montes D'oco dell’immigrazione”

4F. Migration and Wellbeing
Chair Silvia Juarez-Marazzo, Chances for Children-NY, USA Concert:
475 Health policy, migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in New Zealand The Orchestra
Grace Wong Sinfonica della Città
302 Non-nationals' Access to Health Services in Turkey: An Assessment
Metropolitana di Bari
19:15
of Preliminary Findings Sponsored by the Municipality
H. Deniz Genc of Bari
935 Deporting or treating? Migrant categories, health and humanitarian Atrio Centrale, Palazzo
spaces within the context of safe migration service delivery Ateneo, Ground Floor
Sverre Molland
56 Understanding the Impact of Social Policy on Immigrants" Access to
Health Care: A Theoretical Framework
Fese Elonge
END OF DAY ONE
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Day Two 19 June 2019 – 08:00: Registration

Palazzo Del Prete, Foyer Day Two 19 June 2019 - 08:45-10:30
Day Two 19 June 2019 - 08:45-10:30
Aula II - G. Giugni – Ground Floor Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor
5A. Migration Governance and Asylum Crises – The MAGYC project 5D. Prospects in Migration Theory
Chair Caroline Zickgraf (Hugo Observatory, University of Liège) Chair Carmen Caruso, Regent’s University London, United Kingdom
494 Local initiatives for integration of migrants in Greece 203 Drivers of human migration - a review of scientific evidence
Dimitra Manou, Anastasia Blouchoutzi, Jason Papathanasiou Dino Pitoski, Thomas Lampoltshammer, Peter Parycek
504 The Invisible Majority: internal displacement and mixed migration patterns 262 Migration and security: theoretical issues
Elizabeth Rushing Evgenii Vyasheslavovich Gamerman
538 Navigating between hospitality and hostility. How did EU migration hotspots 181 Is migration a threat or an opportunity for both origin and destination
develop into spaces of migration governance crisis? An analysis of asylum countries? Policies to harness the potential of economic migration
seekers" experiences in Lesbos Island, Greece Maurizio Malogioglio
Elodie Hut 428 Towards an Integration of Models of Discrimination of Immigrants: From
546 European Union, Governance of Environmental Mobility and transformation of Ultimate (Functional) to Proximate (Sociofunctional) Explanations
Human Rights Dmitry Grigoryev & Anastasia Batkhina
Camille Menu
999 The urban governance of asylum: policies of exclusion and efforts of
inclusion in Italian towns
Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor
Maurizio Ambrosini
5E. Gender and Migration
570 Embracing and Expelling Populations: State-Building, Sovereignty and
Migration Management in Greece and Turkey - A Historical Perspective on the Chair Martina Cvajner, University of Trento, Italy
"Migration Crisis" 736 Revisiting Gender (Stereotypes) in Understanding the Migrant Experience
Fiona B. Adamson & Gerasimos Tsourapas Christine Inglis
206 Uncanny Babushka Migration and the Search for a new Sexual Self
Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor Martina Cvajner & Giuseppe Sciortino
5B. Migration and Integration 628 Spaces of Identity: The role of the Marxloh Mosque in Shaping Turkish-
Chair Monica Ibáñez-Angulo, University of Burgos, Spain German Women's Integration and Sense of Community
482 Acculturation profiles of ethnic Russians in Georgia and Latvia and their Irem Oz
psychological adaptation 213 Protecting Women Victims of Human Trafficking In Mixed Migration
Tatiana Ryabichenko Flows: the Challenge of Identification in Italy and Greece
527 Integration Challenges of Syrian Refugees in Multicultural Districts of Istanbul
Francesca Cimino & Paola Degani
Alev Karaduman
149 On the Adaptation and Integration in Estonia of Estonians re-migrating from
Russia
Aivar Jürgenson Aula XVIII - N. Calipari, 2nd Floor
5F. Turkey’s Migration Space
5C. Roundtable II: I valori costituzionali alla prova del Chair Caner Tekin, University of Bochum, Germany
fenomeno migratorio 637 Refugee Studies on Turkey: The Current State of the Art
In collaboration and with support of the Ordine degli Avvocati di Bari Caner Tekin
Aula IV - P. Labriola, Ground Floor 735 Exploring coping strategies of urban refugee women in Iskenderun,
Chair: Raffaele Rodio, University of Bari, Italy Turkey
Speakers: Maria Kanal
– Isabella Loiodice, University of Bari, Italy 441 Analysis on Refugee Demographics and Refugee Population Projections:
“Flussi migratori tra Europa dei diritti e Europa dei doveri” Case study of Syrian refugees in Turkey
08:45 - 10:30
– Michele Cascione, Lawyer, Italy Ilgi Bakiye Bozdag

“Verso la disciplina di una migrazione sostenibile” 639 Illegal Immigration as a Struggle to Hold onto Life: The Example of
– Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari, & Isabella Piracci, Avvocatura Istanbul
General dello Stato, Italy Celal Altin
“Diritto di cittadinanza: quali scenari possibili”
– Giuseppe Zuccaro, Tribunal, Italy
“Fenomeno migratorio e lavoro sommerso”
– Vincenzo Tondi Della Mura, University of Salento, Italy
“Sicurezza, dignità umana e solidarietà. La regolamentazione del
fenomeno migratorio alla luce dei valori costituzionali”
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Day Two 19 June 2019 - 08:45-10:30 Day Two 19 June 2019 - 08:45-10:30
Aula XIX - F. Bravo, 2nd Floor Aula XXII -G. Di Vagno, 2nd Floor
5G. Citizenship Debates 5K. Identity and Migration
Chair Deniz Eroğlu Utku, Trakya University, Turkey Chair Hande Erdem-Möbius, University of Berlin, Germany
395 Implementation of EU migration rules in the Czech Republic: migration 537 Turkish Immigrant Background Mothers' Perceptions on the Use of Mother
quotas and beyond Tongue
Vaclav Stehlik Hande Erdem-Möbius, Özen Odağ, Yvonne Anders
582 Discrimination and Bottom-Up Nationalism on Social Media. An Analysis 743 Migrants' taking on perceptions of identity
Nadja Stamselberg
of the Citizenship Debate in Turkey
232 Ethnic Habitus, Moral Judgments and Un/deserving Migrants: Intimate
Cigdem Bozdağ
apartheid inside an asylum seeker day center
740 Defining Migrant Citizenship in Urban China: Paradigm Shift and Context Jenae Carpenter
Contingencies 510 Language learning, integration and identity: the experiences of adult migrant
Xiaorong Gu and refugee learners of English in Britain
16 Citizenship as a Commodity? A Critical Analysis of Citizenship Literature Jill Court
and Immigrant's Conceptualization of Citizenship [VIDEO] 484 Perceptions and Aspirations of Syrians in Turkey
Deniz Yetkin Aker Aysegul Kayaoglu
298 International Relations and Refugee Policies: A comparative Study of Iran
and Turkey Aula XXIII - T. e V.Fiore, 2nd Floor
Sussan Siavoshi 5L. Retos y oportunidades en la migracion internacional [SPANISH]
Chair Pascual García, Universidad Tecnica Particular de Loja, Mexico
Aula XX - R. Fonte, 2nd Floor 124 Retropía: un anhelo del conservadurismo nativista
5H. Migration and Wellbeing Laura Natalia Rodríguez-Ariano
Chair Silvia Juarez-Marazzo, Chances for Children-NY, USA 915 Migración y resiliencia: un estudio empírico sobre la familia transnacional de
110 Barriers to Health Care Access and Service Utilization of Refugees in retorno
Austria: Evidence from a Cross-Sectional Survey José Salvador Cueto Calderón, Ismael García Castro & Nayeli Burgueño
Angulo
Isabella Buber-Ennser
916 La difícil gestión de la migración de tránsito por México. Efectos locales de
138 The Adverse Health Effects of Punitive Immigration Laws in the United problemáticas globales
States Mirko Marzadro & Ismael García Castro
Nicholas A. Vernice & Lisa V. Adams 295 El retorno desde España a Uruguay
674 The Italian "Diciotti" vessel case, out of political disputes: state of health Martin Koolhaas
of rescued Eritrean migrants 170 El muro fronterizo entre México y Estados Unidos. Imaginarios sociales sobre
Giancarlo Ceccarelli, Serena Vita, Maurizio Lopalco, Silvia Angeletti los límites territoriales y la migración laboral irregular (1994-2018)
596 The Role of Multiple Identities and Acculturation Strategies in Migue Aguilar Dorado & Ana Laura González
Psychological Wellbeing of Crimean Tatars 419 Expelled and integrated? The migration of elders
Ekaterina Kodja Pascual García
Aula XXI - Don Tonino Bello, 2nd Floor Aula V. Starace, 2nd Floor
5J. Migration Policies in Europe 5M. Göç ve Siyaset [TURKISH] [D]
Chair Ülkü Sezgi Sözen, Universität Hamburg, Germany Chair Emine Güzel, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University, Turkey
183 "Sand in the machinery" - A comparative analysis of political responses to 1012 Siyasi Yozlaşmanın Göç Üzerindeki Etkileri
unaccompanied afghan minors seeking asylum in Scandinavia Hanife İnan, Evindar Güneş
Marianne Garvik 1013 Göçün Kültürel, Toplumsal ve Mekansal Yapı Üzerinde Etkileri
902 Public goods theory and refugee protection in the EU: political parties Berke Özdemir
perceptions 1014 Göçmenlerin Bulundukları Ülkelerdeki Demokrasilere Siyasi Katılım Yolları
Diego Caballero Vélez Muhammed Tayyip Tellioğlu, Fatma Nur Magunacı
1015 Doğa Toplumundan Siyasal Topluma, John Locke’a Eleştirel Bakışın Göçle
384 Lived Realities and Survival Tactics of Undocumented Migrants in Finland
Konumlandırılması
in the Context of Tightened Asylum Policies Hatice Menteşe, Duygu Akgül
Abdirashid Ismail 234 Göçmenlere Yönelik Sosyal Destek Grupları
654 The migration and refugee crisis in Europe: Poland case study [D] Sevim Atila Demir
Marta Pachocka, Dominik Wach
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Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor Aula II - G. Giugni – Ground Floor
5N. Policies of Refuge around the World 6A. Prospects in Migration Theory
Chair Elli Heikkila, Finland Institute of Migration, Finland Chair Giuseppe Sciortino, University of Trento, Italy
720 Refugee Status Determination Policy and Practice: will the current "zero 385 Two Paradigms? Migration, Mobility and Social Theory
boats" status be sustained by the newly proposed policy of the Australian Giuseppe Sciortino & Nicholas D. Harney
Labor Party? 216 The applicability of migration theories in the context of South-South
Petra Madge Playfair migrations
967 Japanese Refugee Policies and the Syrian Asylum Seekers in Japan Julieta Bengochea
Yahya Almasri 618 Migration and cleavage theory
765 The situations of Stateless and Migrants in Thailand Daniele Petrosino
Darunee Paisanpanichkul 917 Long and short-distance migration motivations in Namibia: A gravity
305 Criminalization of Foreign Bodies in Japan: Legitimatization of Strict model approach
Control of Foreign Workers, Asylum Seekers, and Refugees Eldridge Moses
Ayako Sahara-Kaneko
10:30-10:45 – BREAK Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor
6B. Contextos y enfoques en los estudios migratorios [SPANISH]
Plenary Session II Chair Pascual García, Universidad Tecnica Particular de Loja, Mexico
Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor 547 Enfoques interpretativos sobre desplazamiento forzado
Chair: Professor Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ohio State University, USA Yuber Hernando Rojas Ariza & Ledis Bohorquez Farfán
10:45-12:15
Speakers: 629 Narrativas de migrantes en contextos transnacionales

– Professor Karsten Paerregaard, Gothenburg University, Sweden Diana Tamara Martinez Ruiz & Alejandra Ceja Fernandez
“Grasping the Fear: How Migration Speaks to Anti-Globalization Sentiments 452 Precariedad laboral en ecuador: Acua¡l es el rol de las remesas y el
and Intersects with other Controversial Issues of the Anthropocene” crecimiento economico?
– Dr Carlos Vargas Silva, University of Oxford, UK Carlos A. Moreno Hurtado, Ximena Songor Jaramillo
“The Economic and Social Implications of Reason for Immigration” 427 Gentrificación transnacional: Comunidades de migrantes
Ismael Garcia Castro, Miguel A. N. Higuera, Claudia Canobbio Rojas
12:15-13:30 – Lunch 300 Desde y hacia la migración "ordenada". Multilateralismo y capacity-
building como motores de las políticas de control migratorio global
Day Two 19 June 2019 - 12:15-13:30 MOVIE SCREENING Silvana Estefania Santi Pereyra
946 Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor 738 Haciendo Antropologia de la migracion en contextos
Monica Ortiz Cobo and Rosella Bianco
INSIDE MY HEART
A FILM BY Aula IV - P. Labriola, Ground Floor
6C. Migration and Policy in the South
DEBRA KELLNER Chair Simeon Magliveras, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals,
Saudi Arabia
251 A Comparison of Migration Regulatory Laws of Saudi Arabia And
Bahrain: More Equitable Livelihoods for Immigrants to the GCC?
Simeon Magliveras
123 Making diaspora policies without knowing the diaspora: The case of Sri
Lanka
Pavithra Jayawardena
66 Structuration of International Migration: Historicizing Overseas Migration
from a Philippine Rural Province of Origin
Violeta Alonzo, Elizabeth Marfel Gagni, Ana Marie Faith Corpuz,
Jeremaiah Manuel Opiniano
161 Defying the Sending-State in the Gulf: How Do Transnational Filipino
Migrants with Disabilities Use Migration to Access Local and Global
Employment Barriers?
Froilan Tuccat Malit Jr
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Aula XIX - L. Ferrari Bravo, 2nd Floor
Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor 6G. Arts and Migration
6D. Migration and Identity Chair Tunde Szecsi, Florida Gulf Coast University, USA
Chair Evangelia Tomara, City University, London, UK 506 Representation of migrant women in New Turkish Cinema
960 Refugees Complex Identities in Times of Hostility Deniz Bayrakdar
Rosella Bianco & Monica Ortiz Cobo 293 "A world stripped of all borders". Re-framing Identity in Thomas Arslan's
225 Where I Belong Berlin Trilogy
Sanjana Ragudaran Luisa Afonso Soares
777 Hot Hate Waves, Summer 2018 in Germany - Is this a sign of social 327 Integration policies and collaborative creation through the audiovisual
climate change in Germany? sector: the Milanese project "Cinema di Ringhiera"
Asiye Kaya Maria Francesca Piredda
670 Am I German, am I Turkish, or both? Ethnic identity construction of third- 250 Migration and the Motherland: Ex-Colonisers and Ex-Colonised in the
generation people with Turkish background in Germany literary works of Jose Eduardo Agualusa and Ondjaki
Mladen Adamovic & Marina Adamovic Maria Backe
Aula XX - R. Fonte, 2nd Floor

Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor 6H. CROAS: Migration and Professional Social Service [ITALIAN]
6E. Identity and Migration In collaboration with CROAS Puglia
Chair Rafaela Pascoal, University of Padua, Italy Chair Patrizia Calefato, University of Bari, Italy
20 The inherent contradictions of the case worker and the welcoming system 976 Professional social service and immigration. The results of the first
for asylum seekers: an ethnographic study of the Autonomous Province national research
of Trento, Italy Patrizia Marzo
Elena Giacomelli 973 The Social Assistant in the UAMS system. The PUERI project
108 Migrants' attitudes towards migration and other migrants Antonio Brascia
Ilona Bontenbal 974 Problematic nodes and strengths of the multidisciplinary teams
4 Personal value preferences and immigrant group appraisal as predictors Sabrina Callea
of voluntary contacts with immigrants among university students 975 Functions and competences of the S.A. working with adult immigrants
Eugene Tartakovsky Ignazio Galeone
450 Trafficking in human beings between a gender-based and a gender-
biased approach: Exploring the failure to identify adult male victims Aula XXI - Don Tonino Bello, 2nd Floor
Noemi Magugliani 6J. Türkiye’de Göç ve Uyum [TURKISH]
Chair Gökçe Bayındır Goularas, Yeditepe University, Turkey
318 Sınır Duvarları
Aula XVIII - N. Calipari, 2nd Floor Gökçe Bayındır Goularas & Nihan Kocaman
6F. Work, Employment, Markets 534 Bir Ülkeye Dışarıdan Bakmak: Sovyetler Birliği Gezilerinde Öznellik
Chair Elli Heikkila, Finland Institute of Migration, Finland Tuncay Bilecen
233 Immigrants and the Finnish labour market and future prospects 922 Türkiye’de Göç Hareketliliği Entegrasyon ve Mübadele
Elli Heikkila Sibel Terzioğlu
926 Workers from the Northern Triangle of Central America (NTCA) in the
Mexican Labor Market Aula XXII -G. Di Vagno, 2nd Floor
Liliana Meza & Carla Pederzini 6K. Push for Migration
320 European high-skilled workers: what contribution to Brussels socio-spatial Chair Nicola Daniele Coniglio, University of Bari, Italy
divisions? 120 Adapting on their own terms: the myth of climate migration in small island
Charlotte Casier developing states
304 Abject Zones and Parlous Mobilities: Understanding Migrant Precarity Caroline Ferguson & Autumn Bordner
and Spaces of Non-existence in the Narratives of Ilocano Transit Migrants 456 Internal Displaced People, social unrest and mobilisations: a convenient
in Selected Gulf Countries outcome?
Ana Marie Faith Laeno Corpuz Yolanda Hernandez-Albujar & Alfonso Sanchez Carrasco
47 48
Aula XXIII - T. e V.Fiore, 2nd Floor Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor
6L. Migration and Integration 7B. Prospects in Migration Theory
Chair Ilkay Sudas, Ege University, Turkey Chair Carmen Caruso, Regent’s University London, United Kingdom
272 Urban Related Identity among Turkish Immigrants In Germany and The 968 Micro Level Approach to Conflict Model of Migration: Intersectional
Netherlands analysis of Perception
Ilkay Südas Pınar Yazgan and Deniz Eroğlu Utku
330 Where is the emotional home of Turkish migrants in Germany? 340 Operationalizing the Willingness to Migrate through the Capability
Haci Halil Uslucan Approach
237 The Lived Experience of an Integration Paradox: An In-Depth Exploration of Chinedu Obi, Fabio Bartolini, Marijke D'Haese
Structurally Successful Migrants' Struggle with Belonging 442 What is left unsaid: intersectionality, public space, and the Syrian
Nella Geurts, Tine Davids, Niels Spierings diaspora in London
215 Social Capital and Migrant Integration in Greece
Carmen Caruso
Dimitrios Georgiadis & Maria Korizi
921 Chinese rural-urban migrant integration and urban public space: A
theoretical framework
Chen Qu
Aula V. Starace, 2nd Floor
6M. Migration and Integration
Chair Ana Vila Freyer, Universidad Latina de México, Mexico
308 School-aged immigrant bilinguals' language use in multiple social settings: a
7C. Gender and Migration
case study of Chinese-Australian children Chair Margarida Barroso, ISCTE-IUL, Portugal
Yilu Yang 568 Comparing Syrian Female Urban Refugees' Experiences in Bursa,
333 All welcome here? Discrimination in the Irish housing market Turkey: A Socio-spatial Perspective at The Intersection of Class, Gender,
Egle Gusciute Ethnicity and Urban Space
381 Educational paths of migrant origin young people in Nordic societies Gulcin Tunc
Maili Malin & Andrea Dunvaly 913 Marriage, mobility and migration: reflections on gender relations in
94 Educational Achievement among U.S. Undocumented College Students Nigerian society
Nicole Kreisberg Paula Morgado
563 Women and migrants. Identities and perceptions in the reception system
Clara Vecchiato
Day Two 19 June 2019 - 13:30-15:00 VIDEO SCREENING 522 Socio-economic Impact of International Migration on Family: The case of
Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor Female Domestic Workers in Kerala, India
Reshmi R S and Sayeed Unisa
Migrant landings in Apulia region: Red Cross in action
A SHORT VIDEO BY RED CROSS BARI COMMITTEE Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor
7D. Onward Migration in a Changing Europe
Chair Francesco Della Puppa, Ca' Foscari University in Venice, Italy
15:00-15:15 BREAK
128 For the sake of our children: The role of children’s educational trajectories
Day Two 19 June 2019 - 15:15-16:45 in decisions of Somali families to move onward within the EU
Aula II - G. Giugni – Ground Floor Marloes de Hoon & Ilse van Liempt
7A. Migration and Integration 321 Familial strategies for getting by: negotiating citizenship and mobility in
Chair Liudmila Konstants, American University in Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan times of crisis
198 Migration and the Classroom: A Comparative Study of Education Practices for Helen McCarthy
Supporting New Arrivals in Three Communities in Canada and US 176 Placing the future: remigration, citizenship and relatedness among
Kristen Nielsen London's Portuguese-Bangladeshis
392 "You have to do the extra work" Young Finnish-Russian dual citizens and Jose Mapril
conflicting perceptions of Russia
Marko Kananen
111 Unscrupulous Intermediaries in International Labour Migration: Nepal
Anurag Devkota
281 Economic and Social Impact of International Youth Migration and Unemployment
Solomon Kunle
49 50
Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor 7H. Work, Employment, Markets
7E. Edebiyat ve Göç [TURKISH] Chair Liliana Meza Gonzalez, National Institute of Statistics and Geography,
Chair Emine Güzel, Namik Kemal University, Turkey Mexico
1017 Zorunlu Göçe Yeni Bir Yaklaşım: Ötenazi 202 A Comparative Study to Examining the Entrepreneurial Activity: The Case
Emine Güzel Turkish Cypriot, and Mainland Turkish and Kurdish Habitus in Small
119 Çerkes Sürgününün Edebiyata Farklı Yansımaları Business Ownership in the Food Catering and Retail Sectors in London
Gülnihal Gülmez Olgu Karan
533 Mübadele Romanlarında Anadili Farklı Olan Grupların Durumu 31 Assessment of Skilled Immigrants in South Africa: An Overview of Small
Hülya Bayrak Akyıldız Business Activities in Cape Town
1019 Japonya’dan Brazilya’ya ‘Sōbō’ Romanında Vadedilen Topraklara Göç Emmanuel Ilori
Cahit Kahraman 112 Romanian returnees" entrepreneurship: challenging the idealized view of
the opportunity driven entrepreneurship
Alin Croitoru
Aula XVIII - N. Calipari, 2nd Floor 636 Performance and social mobility of migrant entrepreneurs: resources and
7F. Migration and Integration individual trajectories
Chair Karolina Nikielska-Sekula, University College of Southeast Norway Daniela Gnarini
499 Home as continuum. Home making in a context of multigenerational
Aula XXI - Don Tonino Bello, 2nd Floor
diasporic communities
7J. Türkiye’de Göç ve Uyum [TURKISH]
Karolina Nikielska-Sekula
667 The (im)mobilities of Japanese lifestyle migrants in Austria and Bulgaria: Chair Mustafa Yakar, Süleyman Demirel University, Turkey
Agency vs. structural determinants 579 Kentsel Mültecilerin Barınma Deneyiminin Adaptasyon Süreçlerine Etkisi:
Yana Yovcheva Bir Sınır Kenti Hatay Örneği
651 Social Protection on the Move: A Transnational Exploration of Nicaraguan Zehra Güngördü & Erhan Kurtarır
Migrant Women's Engagement with Social Protection in Spain and 949 Türkiye’de Yaşliliğin Mekânsal Görünümünü Yaşli Göçleri “Nerede”,
Nicaragua “Nasil” Etkiliyor?
Chandreyi Guadalupe Guharay Mustafa Yakar, Kadir Temurçin, İsmail Kervankiran
586 The migrants' journey as the ground for an anticipatory socialization to the 453 Türkiye'de Mültecilerin Sağlık Hakkına Erişimi
reception system Kardelen Coşkun
Elena Carletti 634 Mardin ilindeki en korumasız kişiler için entegre koruma hizmetlerinin
sağlanması: Bütüncül Koruma Projesi örneği
Leyla Onur Yanar
Aula XIX - L. Ferrari Bravo, 2nd Floor 435 Tarihi ve Kültürel Bağların Uyum Üzerindeki Etkisi: Hatay’daki Geçici
7G. Migration and Power Koruma Kapsamındaki Suriyeliler
Fırat Mustafa Tekbaş
Chair Jennifer Lopes, University of Montreal, Canada
284 The Regional Disembarkation Arrangements as a new (?) tool to
externalize the migration issue: a "marriage of convenience" between EU
7K. Migration and Politics
Member States and third countries
Annalisa Geraci Chair Ülkü Sezgi Sözen, Universität Hamburg, Germany
904 The Impact of Current and Emerging US Immigration and Refugee Law 700 Devising Depravity: Examining Categorical Imperatives and Approaches
to Morality in Immigration Jurisprudence
on Human Rights, Social Justice, and Civil Liberty
John Thomas Abel Rodriguez
63 The Unmitigated Harms of US Immigration Detention for Noncitizens 969 An investigation into how greater harmonization of the decision making
Jennifer A. Bulcock process in the Common European Asylum System could help achieve
627 Relations Between Migration and Power: The Case of Power Transition greater fairness and efficiency
Theory Matthew Bodycombe
Fazli Dogan & Erdem Özlük 512 The Obligation of Businesses to Protect the Rights of People Potentially
Affected by Development-induced Displacement: the UN Guiding
Principles on Business and Human Rights in Context
Roman Girma Teshome
231 Few Things I Have Learned from Them: The Representation of Genuine
British People among Baltic Migrants in the UK
Martins Kaprans
51 52
Aula XXIII - T. e V.Fiore, 2nd Floor
7L. Question of “Crisis” Aula II - G. Giugni – Ground Floor
Chair Inci Aksu Kargin, Usak University, Turkey 8A. Migration and Integration
187 Transit and Asylum in Italy: Complicating the Figure of the "Economic Migrant" Chair Olgu Karan, Baskent University, Turkey
in Contexts of Crisis 412 Intercultural Relations in Georgia and Tajikistan: Post-Conflict Model
Eleanor Paynter Nadezhda M Lebedeva, Victoria N Galyapina, Zarina Kh Lepshokova,
603 Humiliation in the Refugee Crisis: A study of refugee testimony Tatiana A. Ryabichenko
Adrienne de Ruiter 635 The relationship between demographic variables, perceived
118 Getting to the Root of the International Migrant Crisis: What Moved the discrimination and perceived stress in an African international student
Asylum Seekers in Germany to Flee their Country population at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa
Christina Kohler, Carlos Denner dos Santos, Marcel Bursztyn Faranha Isaacs
57 Moving from Crisis Discourse to Everyday Practice
411 A country built on the paper: "Italiani pel mondo"
Claudia Lintner
Gaetano Morese
Aula V. Starace, 2nd Floor
7M. Refugee Policies and Reflections
Chair H. Yaprak Civelek, Istanbul Arel University, Turkey Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor
480 Leave no one behind: The CLIP Experience in Turkey 8B. Remittances
Esin Bozkurt Chair Farid Makhlouf, University of Pau, France
373 The Path Forward: A Humane Solution for El Salvadorians with TPS 246 Do Remittances strengthen Trust in the Home Countries? A Quick Look at
Zaana Malia Hall the Data
545 The No-Law Land: The Consequences of the Italian-Libyan Agreements on Farid Makhlouf
Refugees 292 The Role of International Remittances in Poverty Reduction in Resource-
Rosa Aloisi
Poor Former Soviet Republics
77 Reformulation of Colonialism and Its Effects on Refugees: The Comparative
Sarvar Gurbanov, Vusal Mammadrzayev, Hasan Isgandar
Case of Syrian Refugees in Turkey, Greece and Germany
Baris Oktem 90 Impact of Remittance on socio-economic development in the village of
Tarai/Madhesh, Nepal
Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor Deepak Chaudhary
7N. Narratives of Migration 472 Behavioural Economics of Migration? An Exploratory Framework on the
Chair Olivia Joseph-Aluko, Reinvent African Diaspora Network, UK Local Development Potential of Overseas Remittances
188 African migration to Europe [D] Jeremaiah Manuel Opiniano
Olivia Joseph-Aluko 278 Understanding relationships and remittance flow during the migration
19 "We will meet at the Bridge": Alexander Bridge and stories of Zimbabweans[D] period: Strength of social ties as a factor determining remittance
Thembani Dube
behaviour
420 Latino communities in Sao Paulo (Brazil) and their webdiasporic
Thebeth Rufaro Mukwembi
communication
Camila Escudero, Mohammed ElHajji
75 Marching for identity, recognition and visibility: Sikh processions in the
Metropolitan Area of Barcelona Aula IV - P. Labriola, Ground Floor
Nachatter Singh Garha 8C. Space Reconsidered
Chair Ayşegül Özbakır, Yildiz Technical University, Turkey
Aula V. Buono, 6th Floor 653 Place-Making Practices of Transnational Immigrants
7P. Children on the Move Meltem Oktay, Erhan Kurtarır, Ayşegül Özbakır
Chair Ana Vila Freyer, Universidad Latina de México, Mexico 677 The digital space as means of production of intimacy in refugees under
638 Access to justice for migrant children detained in Canada
the European Commission's Relocation Scheme
Jennifer Lopes
Marta Lemos
383 Labor Migration and Deportability of "Illegal"-Resident Children: A
Comparative Analysis of the State of Israel and South Korea [D] 953 The role of place-based factors in the international migration of health
Yuri Keum workers – experiences from Hungary
607 The well-being of children of CEE "liquid migrants" Szabolcs Fabula, Viktor Pál, Zsófia Ilcsikné Makra, Gábor Lados
Daina Grosa
583 Children of Syrian Refugees and Their Search for a Home: A Case of
Childhood Statelessness
Vartika Anand
16:45-17:00 BREAK
53 54
Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor Aula XIX - L. Ferrari Bravo, 2nd Floor
8D. Gender and Migration 8G. Intersectionalities and critical geographies of mobility:
Chair Gul Ince Beqo, Catholic University of Milan, Italy multiscalar insights in the Iberoamerican region [D]
109 Gender roles and decision-making in the migration from Turkey to Italy Chair Ana Santamarina Guerrero, University of Glasgow, UK
Gul Ince Beqo Almudena Cabezas Gonzalez Universidad Complutense de Madrid,
156 Women's liberation from gender-based violence: The perspective of Spain
migrant-origin women in South Tyrol (Northern Italy) 664 Becoming a mass emigration country, An attempt to measure outflow of
Marina Della Rocca, Dorothy Louise Zinn Venezuelans worldwide
195 The Power of The Homeland: Gender Roles and the Transnational Ripple Thais Garcia Pereiro & Victoria Prieto
Effect among Liberian Refugees in the Diaspora 490 Disrupting structural racism in Madrid city: challenges of migrant solidarity
Bernadette Ludwig politics
Ana Santamarina Guerrero
663 Mujeres colombianas negras y pacíficas cruzando las fronteras
Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor Maria Margarita Echeverry
8E. Migration Experiences and Coping Strategies 376 [Not just] people on the move. An intersectional and multiscalar analysis
Chair Vildan Mahmutoglu, Galatasaray University, Turkey of Colombian migration
211 Youtube: The Virtual Communication Between Poblano Migrants (De Paula Medina García
Puebla York) and Their Families in Mexico (Puebla) 608 Intersectionality and refugees. Good practice cases in Lisbon
Emigdio Larios-Gomez Giovanna Gonzalez
549 Male Out-Migration and the Left-Behind Women in Rural Odisha 398 Gender political activism contesting European racialised border in Madrid
Disha Das Almudena Cabezas Gonzalez
169 Perception of 1864 Migration in Public Memory
Melike Batgıray Day Two 19 June 2019 - 17:30-19:15
920 Zimbabwean Parents’ experiences of bearing and raising children in the Roundtable III: Global Trends in Migration Policy
UK In collaboration with and support from the Puglia Regional Administration
Ruvimbo Machaka Sala S. Nicola, Presidenza Regione Puglia, Lungomare Nazario Sauro, 33, 70121 Bari
552 Strategies to cope with the negative social identity: A social psychological Chair: Prof Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy
study on African immigrants in Istanbul [D] Speakers:
Yakup Azak, Burcu Tüm, Tuba Aydın – Patrick Doelle, European Commission, DG Home, Italy
17:30 - 19:15
“The implementation of the 2015 European Agenda on Migration:
progress and challenges”
Aula XVIII - N. Calipari, 2nd Floor – Andrea Rachele, Puglia Regional Administration, Italy
8F. Work, Employment, Markets “Puglia Region policies and initiatives for the reception and integration
Chair Daniele Petrosino, University of Bari, Italy of immigrants”
517 Does gender has a significant role in reintegration of return migrants? – Gianfranco Gadaleta, Puglia Regional Administration, Italy
Evidence from gulf returnees in rural Kerala, India “Territorial cooperation and migration”
Reshmi R S, Afsal K, Sayeed Unisa – Prof Philip L. Martin, University of California, Davis, USA
158 Migration-induced stressors and coping responses among labour “Migration policy and labour recruitment”
migrants - a qualitative study among returnee migrants in Nepal Please note this session is by invitation only
Joelle Mak
486 The difficulties of refugees in the labour market: a network approach Day Two 19 June 2019 - 17:00-18:45
Michael Eve & Maria Perino
105 Workplace Segregation and Occupational Segmentation: Evidence from
8H. Migration Studies on Display
Estonian, Swedish and Russian Immigrants in Helsinki Metropolitan Area
Chair Mehari Fisseha, Regent’s University London, UK
Anastasia Sinitsyna
551 Examining linguistic inequality in AVR repatriation programmes
686 Young Au Pairs living in France: Another face of domestic exploitation?
Katy Brickley
Miriam Alejandra Martinez Torres
326 Assimilationism, Multiculturalism, Colorblindness, Polyculturalism, and
Intergroup Bias in the Russian Context
Dmitrii Dubrov, Dmitriy Grigoryev, Tomas Jurcik, Anastasia Batkhina
914 Gender based Violence among “Semi-Moroccan Migrant Families”:
Migration between a Liberating Phenomenon and a Restricting one in
Najat El Hachmi’s The Last Patriarch
Wissam Bitari
55 56
372 Migrant Labour in Kerala: Unveiling the Dynamics of In-migration of the Day Two 19 June 2019 - 17:00-18:45
Inter-state Migrant Workers Aula XXIII - T. e V.Fiore, 2nd Floor
Arun Perumbilavil Anand 8L. Migration Studies on Display
334 Exclusion of Muslims in East and West. A comparative analysis of anti- Chair Mehari Fisseha, Regent’s University London, UK
Muslim attitudes in France, Norway, Poland and Czech Republic 464 Emigration on the Go: Toward a Theory of Transnational Spontaneity
Zan Strabac Abdi Kusow
514 Southern migrant women resistances in the Metropoles: to be a Brazilian 513 An approach to the analysis of the interrelation between migration and
woman in Potugal/ to be a Colombian woman in Spain social capital in transnational social space
Andrea Souto Garcia Laura Suárez-Grimalt & Màrius Domínguez i Amorós
126 Alternative Asylum and Refugee Narratives: Deconstructing the role of 167 From Protection to Rehabilitation- Urban As a New Tool For New
NGO's and Civil Society within an Evolving European Public Sphere Refugee Regime: The Field Study of Afyonkarahisar
Muhamed Shiwan Amin Atahan Demirkol
68 Diversity in the Classrooms: Assessing the Educational Needs of the 80 The Education Problems of Syrian Immigrant Young People in Turkey:
Migrant Children in Kerala, India The Example of Fırat University
Arun Perumbilavil Anand Yeliz Polat
Day Two 19 June 2019 - 17:00-18:45

Aula XXI - Don Tonino Bello, 2nd Floor Aula V. Starace, 2nd Floor
8J. Migration Studies on Display 8M. Technology and People on the Move
Chair Mehari Fisseha, Regent’s University London, UK Chair Emre Eren Korkmaz, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
952 New migrations in small Central European countries 259 Transformative Technologies and "Empowerment" of Refugees
Eva Rievajova Emre Eren Korkmaz
951 Understanding immigrant integration in a post-transition country 345 The role of smartphones in the migration process: Achieving belonging
Andrej Privara via information and communication technologies
36 Harnessing Labor Migration Dividends in Africa through Continental Marco Marinucci, Luca Pancani, Paolo Riva, Davide Mazzoni
Frameworks 178 The impact of communication technologies on migration intentions
Lupwana Jean Jacques Kandala Silvia Migali, Sona Kalantaryan, Marco Schipioni, Sara Grubanov
966 Macroeconomic impact of population change and mobility in Slovakia Boskovic
Magdaléna Přívarová 27 Refugees help Refugees [D]
699 How to be a [little] fish in a large pond and survive: ethnic diasporas as Adam Labaran
political entrepreneurs in Canada
Klavdia Tatar
42 Language instruction and inequalities in the integration process of young
adult Syrian refugees in Turkey
Maissam Nimer END OF DAY TWO

8K. Migration Studies on Display
Chair Mehari Fisseha, Regent’s University London, UK
769 The Discussion about Turkish Integration Failure in Germany; in the
Context of Religion and Identity Conceptions
Dhanimol M. M.
182 Rethinking Refugee Protection in Post-Global Compact on Migration
Nafees Ahmad
335 Kurdish and Palestinian Diasporic Activism in Sweden
Fanny Christou
78 Civil Participation of Immigrants: Syrian Immigrant Sample
Yeliz Polat & Sueda Gurses
79 Immigration And Organization In Turkey: Turkish Direcdorate General of
Migration Management
Yeliz Polat & Ayse Yilmaz
57 58
Day Three 20 June 2019 - 08:45-10:30 Day Three 20 June 2019 - 08:45-10:30
Aula II - G. Giugni – Ground Floor Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor

9A. Remittances 9D. Portrayals and Borders
Chair Liliana Meza Gonzalez, National Institute of Statistics and Geography, Mexico Chair Inci Aksu Kargin, Usak University, Turkey
378 Unfolding Perceptions on Remittance and Development: Experiences and 192 The Portrayal of Syrian Refugees in Popular Humor Magazines in Turkey
Policy Responses from the State of Kerala İnci Aksu Kargın
Parvathy Devi K. 39 Middle Eastern Refugees and Media in Canada
781 From Codevelopment to "Triple Win Policies". How Migrant NGOs are Facing Amira Halperin
the Changes and Continuities of the French Political Pardigm towards 37 Press Coverage of the Migration: A Content Analysis of Bosnia and
Migration and Development Herzegovina
Claire Vincent-Mory Serap Fiso
557 Remittance Behavior of Migrant Citizens 87 Re-mapping the Border of the State & the Academy from Within &
Nonna Kushnirovich
Without: The Queer Refugee Camp & the Migratory Text as a Space for
906 Remittances and labour supply revisited: New evidence from the Macedonian
Alterity & a Site of Critique [D]
behavioural tax and benefit microsimulation model
Marjan Petreski Chris Campanioni
585 Transnational motorways. Trade with secondhand cars in an emigration 401 Crossing the Borders of the Deficit Gaze? Organizing Subjectivation of
country "The Refugee" in political and academic Discourses
Anatolie Cosciug Sepideh Abedi Farizani
Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor
9B. Refugees and Barriers 9E. Family and Migration
Chair Nicole Dubus, San Jose State University, USA Chair Gul Ince Beqo, Catholic University of Milan, Italy
115 Refugees from five countries report on the quality and helpfulness of services 581 Intergenerational comparison of values of Russians and Georgians in
provided during resettlement Georgia
Nicole Dubus Ekaterina Bushina, Victoria Galyapina, Nadezhda Lebedeva
536 What Do They Say to Asylum Seekers? The Admission Process in Belgian 768 A Study of Childrearing Practices among Muslim Immigrant Women
Asylum Seeker Centres Living in Canada
Amandine Van Neste-Gottignies Wei-Wei Da
553 "We know we will face challenges" - Narratives of Syrian Forced Migrants: 919 Settled Southern-African migrants parenting experience in destination
Topicalised Themes and Navigated Identities countries: A Qualitative Synthesis
Kinan Noah & Eva-Maria Graf Ruvimbo Machaka
72 Employment Barriers for Refugees in the Hosting Countries 696 The Right to Family Life and Care: Migrant Domestic Work in the
Cevdet Acu
European Union
88 The Legal Implication of the Exclusion Clause on Criminal Refugees
Edit Frenyo
Olawale Iskil Lawal
739 Volunteering and Social Integration of Ex-Soviet Immigrants in Israel
Natalia Khvorostianov & Larissa Remennick
9C. Return Migration
Chair Thais Garcia Pereiro, Catholic University ˮOur Lady of Good Counselˮ, Aula XVIII - N. Calipari, 2nd Floor
Albania 9F. Din ve Göç [TURKISH]
46 "This is my name": Young Israelis of Ethiopian background and their return to Chair Yakup Çoştu, Hitit University, Turkey
Amharic (heritage) names 252 Almanya’da İslamofobi’nin Artışında Neo-Selefi Akımların Rolü ve
Liat Yakhnich & Sophie D. Walsh Müslüman Göçmenlere Etkileri
264 "I'm in a grey zone": A Narrative Analysis of Return Migration and Ethnic Mehmet Akif Ceyhan
Identity 241 Securitization Theory and European Muslim Communities
Irasema Mora-Pablo & Martha Lengeling Feyza Ceyhan Çoştu & Yakup Çoştu
928 "Returning home?“: The politics and practices of return and the migration- 500 The Bounty of the East to Andalusia: Andalusian Music A Review on
development-nexus Immigrant Musicians and Singers
Andrea Frieda Schmelz Sema Dinç
209 The role of International Partners in return migration policy-making and 426 Migration and Socio Cultural Interaction
implementation: the case of the German Cooperation for Development (GIZ) Sıddık Korkmaz
in Cameroon - Charles Simplice Mbatsogo Mebo
59 60
Aula XIX - L. Ferrari Bravo, 2nd Floor Aula XXII -G. Di Vagno, 2nd Floor
9G. From Move to Settlement 9K. Göç ve Küreselleşme [TURKISH] [D]
Chair Camila Escudero, Universidade Metodista de São Paulo, Brazil Chair Fatih Turan Yaman, İstanbul Rumeli University, Turkey
445 Refugee-based reasons in refugee resettlement 981 Küresel Yönetişim ve Göç
Annamari Vitikainen Fatih Turan Yaman, Emrullah Kocabaş
577 The Sri Lankan Tamil Migrants: Shifting ideologies from asylum seekers 982 Küresel İklim Değişikliğinin Küresel Göç Üzerinde Olabilecek Muhtemel
to a prominent diaspora community Etkisi - Fethi Furkan Elbir, Burak Çamur
Tulika Gaur 983 SSCB ve Sonrası Orta Asya'da Göç Hareketleri
260 Job Thieves: Migrations and the Labor Market in South Africa Halil Günay
Yolanda Lohelo Emedi 984 Uluslararası Göçün Küreselleşmeye Etkileri
40 Unskilled labour migration, control and compliance: Private agencies in Semanur Polat
South Korea and Thailand
Steve Kwok-Leung Chan Aula XXIII - T. e V.Fiore, 2nd Floor
323 Migrants or Refugees?: An analysis of the recent wave of population 9L. Nuevas tendencias migratorias en América Latina y el Caribe:
movements from Venezuela to Brazil Una mirada a los conflictos y dinámicas de salida, retorno, re -
Gisela P. Zapata & Sulma Marcela Cuervo asentamiento, derechos humanos y políticas públicas [SPANISH]
Chair Maria Rocio Bedoya Bedoya, Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia
Aula XX - R. Fonte, 2nd Floor 936 Migración venezolana hacia Colombia: respuestas del Estado a la
9H. Discourse and Representation in Media llegada masiva entre 2015 y 2018
Chair Süreyya Sönmez Efe, University of Lincoln, United Kingdom Maria Rocio Bedoya Bedoya
775 Media framing of Syrian refugees in Europe: A comparative analysis of 137 Ethnosurvey on Recent Immigration. An experience to address hard-to-
news reporting in terms of peace journalism reach immigrant groups in a context of South-South migration
Aynur Sarısakaloğlu Victoria Prieto & Clara Márquez
387 Media, Politics and Power in the Representation of the Refugee and 927 Las caravanas migrantes por México: ¿estrategias de movilidad en el
Migration Crisis in Europe siglo XXI?
Evangelia Tomara Cristina Gómez Johnson
165 Immigration in Belgian television news: few differences between public 937 ¿De receptores a emisores y al revés? Retos sociojurídicos de la
and commercial broadcasters? migración venezolana reciente en la región latinoamericana
Valériane Mistiaen Luciana Gandini, Fernando Lozano-Ascencio & Victoria Prieto
174 Three years of the Refugee crisis's representation: the public opinion on 939 Itinerarios del sentido de lugar: el quedarse, el salir y el volver en
Facebook contextos de movilidad forzada. Colombia y México 2000- 2017
Dario Lucchesi Laura Cartagena Benítez
938 Desplazados Internos Por La violencia Y Ciudad: La espacialización
Aula XXI - Don Tonino Bello, 2nd Floor Urbana Como Aplazamiento Indefinido Del Goce Efectivo De Los
9J. Management of Migration and Integration Process: Legal Derechos
migrants and their integration in Italy [Master Programme Students] Clara Atehortúa-Arredondo
[D]
Chair Daniele Petrosino, University of Bari, Italy Aula - V. Starace, 2nd Floor
989 Integration by working: job placement into the Italian reception system for 9M. Arts and Migration
asylum seekers and refugees Chair Vildan Mahmutoglu, Galatasaray University, Turkey
Marta Chiffi 901 Image as trajectory in the art installation Outside in: exile at home
987 Asylum law and integration policies: The “Bari Città Aperta” Sprar Project Annabel Castro
Giulia Fasiello 64 Body modification, Assimilation, and Integration in the Story of Joseph
986 Refugees Law in Italy: authority and procedure Eric M. Trinka
Andrea Mongelli 650 Migration and Literature
988 Exposure to infectious agents among Italian State Policemen engaged in Angela Zagarella
activities to cross-border immigrants: risk perception versus risk
assessment 10:30-10:45 – Break
Carmela Montrone
985 Italy-Nigeria Round Trip Ticket: Projects of development and integration
Antonhy Nwiboko
61 62
Plenary Session III: Reflecting on World Refugee Day
Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor
Chair: Isabella Piracci, Avvocatura Generale dello Stato, Rome, Italy 10B. Skilled Migration
Speakers: Chair Nirmala Devi Arunasalam, University of Plymouth, UK
– Antonio Di Muro, UNHCR representative, Italy 449 Teachers without Borders: The transnational migration of South African
10:45-12:30
– Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ohio State University, USA teachers

“A house of mirrors: refugees and reflection” Sadhana Manik
– Ferruccio Pastore, FIERI – Forum of International and European Research 944 1st year student nurses’ views of Link Lecturers versus Clinical
on Immigration, Italy Professors
“The “mixed migration” dilemma and the roots of Europe’s migration Nirmala Devi Arunasalam, Thayer McGahee, Betty Abraham-Settles
and asylum governance crisis” 558 STEM track enrolment among second-generation immigrant students
– Giuseppe Albenzio, Vice Avvocato Generale dello Stato, Italy from high-skilled parental background
“The recent reform of the law on immigration” Svetlana Chachashvili Bolotin & Sabina Lissitsa
598 The effect of the Diaspora-Homeland relationship on the intellectual
reverse brain drain: A research on Turkish scientists in Germany
Plenary Session IV: Technology and People on the Move Atakan Durmaz & Adem Kalça
Chair: Emre Eren Korkmaz, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Speakers:
– Marie Godin & Giorgia Dona, Forced migrants in transit: mobile technologies
10:45-12:30
10C. Migration and Migrants in Media

and techno-borderscapes
Chair Vildan Mahmutoglu, Galatasaray University, Turkey
– Aiden Slavin, ID2020, Digital identity for refugees: is blockchain technology a
3 Cultural Proximity or Cultural Distance?: Selecting Media Content Among
panacea?
Turkish Diasporic Audiences in Germany
– Albert Ali Salah, Boğaziçi, Using mobile phone data for the analysis of
Miriam Berg
refugee movements: The Data for Refugees Challenge for Syrian Refugees in
948 A Critical Analysis of Public-based Discourse about International
Turkey
Migration and Immigrants
– Zeynep Sıla Sönmez, UNHCR, Meet the future: Digital identity initiatives as
M. Murat Yüceşahin & İrfan Tatlı
humanitarian solutions
676 Media representation of Romanian migrants in the Italian media: a
12:30-13:30 – Lunch
comparative study
Paula Catalina Meirosu
Graduation Ceremony for Masters in Management of
13:30
542 The effects of cognitive mobilization, media salience, and party identity on
Migration and Integration Process immigration attitudes
Aula Magna – Palazzo Ateneo, Ground Floor Maija Ozola, Sherief Emam, Jens Wolling
Convener: Prof Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari, Italy
Day Three 20 June 2019 - 13:30-15:00 Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor
Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor 10D. Onward Migration in a Changing Europe
10X. SPECIAL CONVERSATION ON CINEMA Chair Nicola Montagna, Middlesex University, United Kingdom
214 Can Cinema Tell about Migration? - Annalisa Morticelli 704 Secondary movements in the European Union: tracing the evidence
Simon McMahon
Aula II - G. Giugni – Ground Floor 403 Multiple migrations, Networks, and Transnational Ties: The Case of
10A. Migration and Integration Italian Bangladeshi Onward Migrants in Europe
Chair Karolina Nikielska-Sekula, University College of Southeast Norway Mohammad Morad & Devi Sacchetto
270 Integration challenges: case of Italy 391 Roots and routes of Brazilian migration to and within the European Union
Mariann Dömös Pedro Gois & Jose Marques
135 Contemporary Immigrants in South Africa: Perceptions, Treatment, and Integration
Terry-Ann Jones
235 Armed conflicts and the dynamics of refugee migrations: Conceptualizing Syrian
refugee migrations
Marko Valenta
63 64
Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor Aula XX - R. Fonte, 2nd Floor

10E. Return Migration 10H. Gender and Migration
Chair Merita Zulfiu Alili, South East European University, N. Macedonia Chair H. Yaprak Civelek, Istanbul Arel University, Turkey
541 Communication Regarding Voluntary Return Programmes in Belgian 309 New Understanding of Women's Historical Migration
Asylum Seekers Reception Centres: From Mediated Forms of Tomoko Tsuchiya
Communication to Face-to-face Interactions 684 The paradox of empowerment among Syrian refugees in Lebanon
Amandine Van Neste-Gottignies & Valériane Mistiaen Irene Tuzi
540 The Gender Dimension of Return Migration: Turkish Skilled Returnees 548 Straints of the Syrian Refugee Crisis on the Gender Gap of Lebanon's
from Germany and the US labour market [D]
Meltem Yilmaz Sener Laura El Chemali
386 Portuguese migration to the South: a return to the past in a postcolonial 709 Motherhood of Nigerian and Romanian women in sexual exploitation
world? Rafaela Pascoal
Jose Carlos Marques & Pedro Góis
184 "Migrants" eternal returns: Greek migrants' return visits from West
Germany to Greece as a prelude to their return migration" Aula XXI - Don Tonino Bello, 2nd Floor
Maria Adamopoulou 10J. Göç ve Edebiyat [TURKISH]
Chair Yakup Çelik, Istanbul Kultur University, Turkey
Aula XVIII - N. Calipari, 2nd Floor 1001 Halikarnas Balıkçısı’nın Romanlarının Göç Kavramı Çevresinde
10F. Migration and Policy Değerlendirilmesi
Chair Ülkü Sezgi Sözen, Universität Hamburg, Germany Yakup Çelik
114 Strong cases, negative decisions. Asylum assessment as border control 1003 Kemal Tahir’in Bir Mülkiyet Kalesi Romanında Göçün Sürekliliği ve
Erna Bodström Dönüşümü
498 The Ethical Consequences of Criminalizing Solidarity with Refugees and Güler Uğur
Asylum Seekers for Western Democracies 1004 Hasan Ali Toptaş’ın Kuşlar Yasına Gider Romanında Yolculuk
Melina Duarte Berna Civalıoğlu
717 Restrictive Asylum Policies and Reflections in the Labour Market: The
cases of Italy and Turkey
Secil E. Ertorer and Anita Butera Aula XXII -G. Di Vagno, 2nd Floor
554 The challenge of today’s Common European Asylum Area : a re- 10K. Family and Migration
appropriation of the balance between claims of national security and Chair Gul Ince Beqo, Catholic University of Milan, Italy
fundamental rights 347 Watching Them Grow': Video Chatting as a Household Practice Among
Roila Mavrouli Migrant Children and Remote Relatives
Ipek Demirsu
Aula XIX - L. Ferrari Bravo, 2nd Floor 397 Family Change Model and Attitudes towards the Filial Obligation Norms
10G. Remittances and Migration Among Immigrant and Host Groups
Chair Pooja Batra, Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Indore, India Nagihan Taşdemir
903 Squandering Remittances Income in Conspicuous Consumption: The 457 Labour Migration and Its Impact on Rural livelihoods in Tajikistan, 1997-
Case of Uzbekistan 2017
Jakhongir Kakhkharov & Muzaffar Ahunov Neha Tewari
307 Internal versus International Migration and the consumption well-being of 471 Chinese filial piety across migration, a comparison between Wenzhouese
Left behind Households in Kerala migrants and stayers
Ajay Sharma & Pooja Batra Nicoletta Galisai
437 The effect of remittance on household spending behaviour in East
Lombok, Indonesia
Nurlia Listiani & Temesgen Kifle
65 66
Aula XXIII - T. e V.Fiore, 2nd Floor 11A. Displacement Challenges
10L. Identity and Representation Chair Simeon Magliveras, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi
Chair Pinar Yazgan, Sakarya University, Turkey Arabia
624 Hate speech against Muslims on social media in Italy. Evidence from the 73 Humanitarian crisis of Central Americans migrants in transit through Mexico:
European project Hatemeter forced migration and accompaniment process
Elisa Martini & Gabriele Baratto Jorge Morales Cardiel
393 The Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Refugee Rentier State in the Middle East
905 The Dynamics of Refugees’ Dual- Identity along Ethio-South Sudan Border:
Gerasimos Tsourapas
Challenges, Prospects and Policy Implications
597 "From that moment onwards, we became the Cerberus inside the camp": The
Moti Gutema Role of Local Political Leadership in Refugee Reception
352 The Mechanism and Factor Analysis of Anti-Immigration Sentiment Tihomir Sabchev
Dissemination in Social Media: A Comparative Study in U.S., U.K., and 567 Immigration policy and party politics in Italy: beyond left-right polarisation?
Japan Audrey Lumley-Sapanski & Senyo (Noah) Dotsey
Keisuke Idemitsu
53 Refugee Children and Adolescents in the Italian Media. Reflections on Aula III - G. Di Vittorio – Ground Floor
narrative and representation [VIDEO] 11B. Migration and Integration
Valentina Baú Chair Niamh Dillon, University of Limerick, Ireland
117 Escape Mobilities: Rethinking the autonomy of Migration 941 Migration Nation: Barriers to integration for asylum-seekers in Ireland
Ayushman Bhagat Niamh Dillon
455 The 28-DAY Program: a refugee integration support program in Liverpool,
England
Aula - V. Starace, 2nd Floor Chien-Yi Chu
10M. Göç ve Aidiyet [TURKISH] [D] 655 Migrant integration. A way to reverse the demographic decline in Europe
Chair Süleyman Özmen, Istanbul Rumeli University, Turkey Razvan Dacian Carciumaru
1009 Göçmenleştirme Politikalarının Devletlerin İstikrarsızlaştırılmasına Etkileri 771 Cash Based Interventions as a Refugee Integration Facilitator
H. Murat Lehimler, Süleyman Özmen Selman Salim Kesgin
1010 Türkiye Avrupa Göç Sistemi Misafir İşçilikten Ulus Ötesi Kimliklere
Hatice Sırtıkara Aula IV - P. Labriola, Ground Floor
1011 Aidiyet Duygusunun ve Göç Sorunsalı Üzerine Etkileri 11C. Arts and Migration
Mert Bilecen Chair Persefoni Myrtsou, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany
507 Migrant Artists: Spatialised Self-images and Practices of (Un)Belonging
Persefoni Myrtsou
Aula V. Buono, 6th Floor
524 Spaces of Musical Production as Cultural Borderlands
Special Session: Percorsi di accoglienza e integrazione dei Carolin Mueller
cittadini stranieri [ITALIAN] 762 Graphic Narratives: Representations of Refugeehood in the Form of
Organised in collaboration with Caritas – Diocesi Bari Bitonto Illustration
Chair: Don Vito Piccinonna, Director of Caritas - Diocesi Bari Bitonto, Italy Pauline Blanchet
1201 Writing, music, migration: from Hanif Kureishi to David Bowie
Speakers:
Pierpaolo Martino
– Emanuele Abbatantuono, Fondazione Opera Santi Medici Cosma e
13:30-15:00
Damiano Bitonto ONLUS

Aula XVI - S. Fumarulo, 2nd Floor
“Accoglienza tra solidarietà e sussidiarietà”
11D. Migration and Education
– Vito Mariella, Ass. Micaela onlus
Chair Silvia Juarez-Marazzo, Chances for Children-NY, USA
“Tratta e migrazioni” 923 How Children’s Picture Books may support Latino American asylum seeking
– Alessandra Pupillo, Centro di accoglienza "don Vito Diana" - coop. Soc. mothers restore their children’s hope and sense of trust?
Equal Time Silvia Juarez-Marazzo
“Senza dimora italiani e stranieri” 493 Russia's Place In The World Through The Eyes Of Foreign Students
– Valeria Sasanelli, Casa Ain Karem - coop. Soc. Mi stai a cuore Daria Borisovna Kazarinova, Arussyak Hauvhanissyan, Vasilya Taisheva
“Accoglienza e inserimenti sociali” 539 Between diaspora and state: The case of an informal immigrant school in
Halkalı
Cigdem Billur Ada
15:00-15:15 BREAK 705 Family-School Relations and Trust in an Intercultural Context
Mina Prokic
67 68
Aula XVII - S. Bianco, 2nd Floor
11E. Göç ve Kültür [TURKISH] [D] Aula XXI - Don Tonino Bello, 2nd Floor
Chair Selin Özmen, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University, Turkey 11J. Family and Migration
1005 Göç ve Kültürel Etkileşim: M.Ö. I. Binde Bezemeli Lydia Seramiğinde Ionia Chair Monica Ibáñez-Angulo, University of Burgos, Spain
Etkisi - Selin Özmen 103 A report on transnational marriages and migrant workers at the China-
1006 Gelenek - Görenek Karşılaştırması ve Göç - Selin Özdemir Vietnam and China-Myanmar border areas
1007 Beyin Göçü ve Türkiye - Vesile Topsakal Xueqing Zhao, Shenghui Yang, Yimeng Zhao
1008 Why are we so resistant about learning immigrants’ languages? 229 Unpacking The Meaning of Marriage Among Transnational Couples: A
Tuba Tekin Multiadic Analysis
Elizabeth Marfel Fortes & Gagni Edith Liane PenaAlampay
312 Immigrant Women Intermarriage Premium: Italy 2006-2012
11F. Transformations with Migration
Adda Carla Justiniano
Chair Carlo Alberto Anzuini, University of Bari, Italy
780 The local turn in integration policies for migrants and refugees in Latin 399 Gender and race among young adults of Nigerian descent in Ireland
America Inga Wójcik
Joao Guilherme Casagrande Martinelli Lima Granja Xavier da Silva
574 Vacaciones en Paz: Sahrawi refugees between political activism and Spanish
solidarity Aula XXII -G. Di Vagno, 2nd Floor
Rita Reis 11K. Work, Employment, Markets [D]
348 The Transformative Power of Work with Refugees and Asylum Seekers for Chair Liudmila Konstants, American University in Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan
Practitioners of NGOs 331 Precarious Employment of International Migrant Workers: The State and
Lina Grudulaita Ways to Reduce
379 Chronic illness management in the face of adversity: experiences from asylum Igor Alexeevich Shichkin
seekers with diabetes in the Belgian reception centers 646 The effect of the Experience of being in poverty on Individual
Wanda Van Hemelrijck Psychological Characteristics
Maria Viktorovna Efremova, Olga Vladimirovna Poluektova, Seger
Aula XIX - F. Bravo, 2nd Floor
Breugelmans
11G. Migration and Integration
774 Precarious Mobility in India: Ethnographic evidence from the Mising
Chair Gul Ince Beqo, Catholic University of Milan, Italy
Community of Assam
197 Art and Integration - A Civic Collaboration
Jeannie Simms Bipul Pegu
254 "Transfer of Ritual" and Struggle for Recognition Among Ethiopian Immigrants 227 Migration Diversity and House Prices - Evidence from Sweden
Rachel Sharaby Adam Alexander Tyrcha
925 Diaspora Integration through consular services: the case of Mexican
Consulates in Sacramento and San Francisco, California
Karla A. Valenzuela Moreno Aula XXIII - T. e V.Fiore, 2nd Floor
358 Homeland vs Hostland: A Comparative Study on the Relation of Post-Migrant 11L. Göç ve Türkiye [TURKISH]
Populations with Turkey Background along Right Populisms in Germany and Chair Esin Hamdi Dinçer, Artvin Çoruh University, Turkey
Italy 1017 Suriyeli Emeğine Yönelik İşçi Örgütlerinin Deneyimleri: Çatışma ve Uyum
Gul Ince Beqo, Asli Telli Aydemir, Ali Ekber Dogan Ekseninde Bir İnceleme
Fethiye Tilbe
Aula XX - R. Fonte, 2nd Floor 748 Türkiye'deki Suriyeliler ve Agamben'in Siyaset Felsefesi
11H. Migration Law and Policy Esin Hamdi Dinçer
Chair Pinar Yazgan, Sakarya University, Turkey 1018 Ulusal Güvenlik Perspektifinde Suriyeli Göçmenlere Yönelik Sosyal
489 Autonomy through law? The ambivalent role of law in the German reception Medya Paylaşımları
facilities - Anne-Marlen Engler Cebrail Aydın
755 History, Race & the Politics of Belonging | How Politicized Responses to 1019 The Structure and Current Problems of Syrian Immigrants
Migrants and Refugees in Southern Europe Are Undermining Economic Gamze Karagöz
Development, Social Integration & International Standards in Humanitarian
1020 1950’den günümüze Türkiye’de İç Göç ve Düzensiz Kentleşme
Law - Abigail J Blue
H.İbrahim Karakuş, Rüstem İnan
322 Migration policy in Greece: between a transit and an integration society
Evangelia Kasimati & Roy Panagiotopoulou
929 The State as a Birthplace and Main Cause Behind Massive Migration and
Refugee Outflows [VIDEO] Day Three 20 June 2019 - 17:00-18:45
Karaman Mamand
69 70
Roundtable IV: Migration Policy in Italy and Beyond

In collaboration with and support from Name Index
Aula Aldo Moro, Ground floor
Chair: Michela C. Pellicani, University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy Ana Marie Faith Laeno Audrey Lumley-Sapanski
Speakers: A Corpuz ................ 47 ............................ 68
17:00 - 18:45
– Massimo Bontempi, Central Director of the Immigration and Border Abdi Kusow ............. 58 Ana Santamarina Guerrero Autumn Bordner ...... 48
Police, Home Affairs Ministry, Italy Abdirashid Ismail ..... 43 ............................ 56 Ayako Sahara-Kaneko45
– Luigi Maria Vignali, General Director for the Italians abroad and the Abdullah Mohammadi35 Ana Vila Freyer11, 29, 49, Ayman Zohry ........... 12
Migration Policies, Foreign Affairs Ministry, Italy Abel Rodriguez ........ 52 53 Aynur Sarısakaloğlu 61
– Fabrice Leggeri (tbc), Executive Director, FRONTEX Adam Alexander Tyrcha70 Anastasia Batkhina42, 56 Ayse Guc ................. 36
– Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ohio State University, USA Adam Labaran ......... 58 Anastasia Blouchoutzi31, Ayse Yilmaz............. 57
– Ibrahim Sirkeci, Regent’s University London, UK Adda Carla Justiniano70 41 Ayşegül Buket Ozbakir39
Adem Kalça ............. 64 Anastasia Sinitsyna . 55 Ayşegül Buket Özbakır39,
Adrienne de Ruiter .. 53 Anatolie Cosciug ..... 59 54
Day Three 20 June 2019 - 18:45-19:15: Closing Remarks Afsal K ..................... 55 Andrea Frieda Schmelz59 Aysegul Kayaoglu .... 44
[ Aula Aldo Moro, Ground Floor ] Ahsen Utku .............. 34 Andrea Mongelli ...... 61 Ayşegül Kayaoğlu Yılmaz
Aiden Slavin ...... 23, 63 Andrea Rachele ....... 56 ...................... 26, 38
Aivar Jürgenson ...... 41 Andrea Rachelle ...... 23 Ayushman Bhagat ... 48
Ajay Sharma ............ 65 Andrea Souto Garcia57
Andrej Privara .......... 57 B
Day Three 20 June 2019 - 20:00-22:30: GALA DINNER AKM Ahsan Ullah .... 12
Circolo Unione - Teatro Petruzzelli, Corso Cavour, 12, 70122 Bari, Italy. Albert Ali Salah .. 23, 63 Angela Maria Digrandi33 Bahar Baser ............ 11
It is about 10 minutes walking distance from the conference venue. Alberto Capote Lama12 Angela Maria Romito 34 Baris Oktem............. 53
Tel: + 39 (080) 521 1249 | https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Arts--- Alda Kushi ......... 12, 37 Angela Maria Toffanin25 Beatrice Knerr ......... 11
Entertainment/Circolo-Unione-Teatro-Petruzzelli-392710240812854/ Aldo Perri................. 12 Angela Zagarella ..... 62 Benjamin Levy ......... 34
Alejandra Ceja Fernandez Anita Butera............. 65 Benjamin Perryman . 26
............................ 46 Anna Kozlova .......... 38 Berke Özdemir ........ 44
Alessandra Pupillo ... 67 Anna Ludovici .......... 29 Berna Civalıoğlu ...... 66
Alev Karaduman ...... 41 Annabel Castro ........ 62 Bernadette Ludwig .. 55
www.migrationconference.net Alexander Krauss .... 26 Annalisa Geraci ....... 51 Betty Abraham-Settles64
Alexander Subbotin . 36 Annalisa Morticelli ... 63 Bharati Basu ............ 11
Alexander Tatarko ... 37 Annamari Vitikainen 61 Bianca Cheregi ........ 35
#tmc19bari Alexandru Dragan ... 41 Annita Larissa Sciacovelli Bradley Saunders .... 12
Alfiya Lyapina .......... 31 ............................ 37 Brid Ni Chonaill........ 35
Alfonso Sanchez Carrasco Antonella Rotondo ... 33 Burcu Tüm ............... 55
............................ 48 Antonhy Nwiboko .... 61 Byron Kotzamanis ... 11
Ali Caglar ................. 11 Antonio Brascia ....... 48
Ali Ekber Dogan ...... 69 Antonio Decaro .. 22, 28 C
Ali Faruk Yaylaci ...... 35 Antonio Felice Uricchio22, Cahit Kahraman ...... 38
Ali Reza Rezaei ....... 36 28 Caio Teixeira ........... 30
Ali Tilbe.................... 11 Anupama Singh ....... 29 Camila Escudero 53, 61
Alin Croitoru ............. 52 Anurag Devkota ....... 49 Camille Menu .......... 41
Alina Botezat ........... 36 Apostolos G Papadopoulos Camillla Spadavecchia34
Alina Esteves ........... 11 ............................ 11 Caner Tekin ....... 25, 42
Almudena Cabezas Armagan Teke Lloyd 12 Carla de Tona.......... 11
Gonzalez ............. 56 Arnon Medzini ......... 26 Carla Pederzini ........ 47
Altay Manço ............. 12 Aron Anselem Cohen11 Carlo Alberto Anzuini31, 69
Amandine Van Neste- Arun Perumbilavil Anand57 Carlos A. Moreno Hurtado
Gottignies ...... 59, 65 Arussyak Hauvhanissyan ............................ 46
Amber Horning Ruf .. 24 ............................ 68 Carlos Denner dos Santos
Ameera Masoud ...... 39 Asiye Kaya .............. 47 ............................ 53
Amira Halperin ......... 60 Aslı Emine Comu ..... 32 Carlos Fernando Soto
Ana Laura González 44 Asli Telli Aydemir ..... 69 Perez................... 27
Ana Marie Faith Corpuz 46 Atahan Demirkol ...... 58 Carlos Vargas Silva5, 20,
Atakan Durmaz ........ 64 23, 45
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Carmela Montrone ... 61 Deborah Anker ........ 11 Emanuele Abbatantuono67 Fiona B. Adamson5, 22, Golaleh Makrooni .... 26 Irene Tuzi ................ 66
Carmen Caruso . 42, 50 Debra Giambo ......... 31 Emigdio Larios Gomez27 28, 41 Gözde İnal Cavlan ... 31 İrfan Tatlı ................. 64
Carolin Mueller ........ 68 Debra Kellner........... 45 Emigdio Larios-Gomez55 Fırat Mustafa Tekbaş52 Grace Wong ............ 39 Isabella Buber-Ennser43
Caroline Ferguson ... 48 Deepak Chaudhary.. 54 Emilia Lana de Freitas Florence Godmaire- Gregory Gullette ...... 31 Isabella Loiodice 22, 41
Caroline Zickgraf ..... 41 Deniz Bayrakdar ...... 48 Castro ................. 12 Duhaime .............. 30 Gul Ince Beqo11, 55, 60, Isabella Piracci12, 23, 63
Carsten M. Schaefer 26 Deniz Eroglu Utku12, 26 Emily Ryo ................ 26 Florian Inderst ......... 35 66, 69 Isil Bayraktar............ 37
Cebrail Aydın ........... 70 Deniz Eroğlu Utku32, 43, Emily Savage........... 35 Francesca Cimino ... 42 Gül Üret ............. 32, 37 Işıl Zeynep Turkan İpek25
Celal Altin ................ 42 50 Emine Güzel ...... 44, 51 Francesca Falsetti ... 12 Gulcin Tunc ............. 50 Ismael Garcia Castro27, 46
Cesar Suva .............. 31 Deniz Ş. Sert ........... 12 Emmanuel Ilori......... 52 Francesca Viola . 24, 35 Güler Uğur ............... 66 Ismael García Castro44
Cevdet Acu .............. 59 Deniz Yetkin Aker .... 43 Emre Eren Korkmaz12, 23, Francesco Carlucci .. 12 Gülnihal Gülmez ...... 51 İsmail Kervankiran ... 52
Chandreyi Guadalupe Devi Sacchetto ........ 64 35, 58, 63 Francesco Della Puppa30, Gülseli Baysu .......... 11
50 Günce Sabah Eryılmaz35 J
Guharay .............. 51 Dhanimol M. M ........ 57 Emrullah Kocabaş ... 62
Charlotte Casier ....... 47 Diana Ciliberti .......... 36 Enrico Pugliese........ 29 Francesco Silecchia 12 Jakhongir Kakhkharov65
Froilan Tuccat Malit Jr46 H
Chen Qu .................. 50 Diana Tamara Martinez Erdem Özlük ............ 51 Jan Bazyli Klakla ..... 31
Chiara Massaroni .... 29 Ruiz ..................... 46 Erhan Kurtarır35, 39, 52, Fulgeanu Alexandra 24 H. Deniz Genc ... 35, 39 Jana Sladkova ......... 30
Chien-Yi Chu ........... 68 Diego Caballero Vélez43 54 H. Murat Lehimler .... 67 Janusz Balicki.......... 25
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Chinedu Obi............. 50 Dilek Cindoglu ......... 11 Eric M. Trinka .......... 62 H. Yaprak Civelek31, 33, Jason Papathanasiou41
Chris Campanioni .... 60 Dilshad Hamad Khdhir32 Erna Bodström......... 65 Gábor Lados............ 54 37, 66 Jeannie Simms ........ 69
Christina Kohler ....... 53 Dimitra Manou ... 31, 41 Ernesto Toma .......... 33 Gabriele Baratto ...... 67 H.İbrahim Karakuş ... 70 Jeffrey H. Cohen5, 11, 19,
Christine Anton ........ 37 Dimitrios Georgiadis 49 Esin Bozkurt ............ 53 Gaetano Morese ...... 54 Haci Halil Uslucan ... 49 20, 23, 45, 63, 71
Christine Inglis ......... 42 Dino Pitoski.............. 42 Esin Hamdi Dinçer ... 70 Gagni Edith Liane Halil Günay .............. 62 Jenae Carpenter ...... 44
Christos Nikas ......... 31 Disha Das ................ 55 Eugene Tartakovsky 47 PenaAlampay ...... 70 Hande Erdem-Möbius44 Jennifer A. Bulcock .. 51
Cigdem Billur Ada .... 68 Djordje Sredanovic .. 64 Eva Rievajova.......... 57 Gaia Cottino ............ 34 Hanife İnan .............. 44 Jennifer Lopes ... 51, 53
Cigdem Bozdağ ....... 43 Dmitrii Dubrov .... 31, 56 Eva-Maria Graf ........ 59 Gamze Karagöz ...... 70 Hasan Aydin ............ 31 Jens Wolling ............ 64
Cinzia Conti ............. 33 Dmitriy Grigoryev ..... 56 Evangelia Kasimati .. 69 Georgia Lagoumitzi . 27 Hasan Isgandar ....... 54 Jeremaiah Manuel
Claire Vincent-Mory . 59 Dmitry Grigoryev 37, 42 Evangelia Tomara47, 61 Georgiana Udrea ..... 37 Hassan Vatanparast 12 Opiniano.. 33, 46, 54
Clara Atehortúa-Arredondo Dominik Wach ......... 43 Evgenii Vyasheslavovich Georgios (Jojo) Hatice Menteşe ....... 44 Jie Yu ...................... 34
............................ 62 Dominique Santana . 37 Gamerman .......... 42 Diakoumakos 35, 38 Hatice Sırtıkara ........ 67 Jill Court .................. 44
Clara Márquez ......... 62 Don Vito Piccinonna 67 Evindar Güneş ......... 44 Gerasimos Tsourapas41, Helen McCarthy ....... 50 Jo Veary .................. 29
Clara Vecchiato ....... 50 Dorothy Louise Zinn 55 68 Hsien-Ming Lin ........ 30 Joao Guilherme
Claude Sumata .. 11, 24 Drew Mikhael ........... 38 F
Giacomo Signorile ... 12 Hubert Jayet ............ 37 Casagrande Martinelli
Claudia Canobbio Rojas46 Duygu Akgül ............ 44 Fabiano Sartori de Giancarlo Ceccarelli 43 Hülya Bayrak Akyıldız51 Lima Granja Xavier da
Claudia Lintner ........ 53 Campos ............... 38 Giandomenico Liano 12 Silva .............. 36, 69
Clothilde Facon ........ 26 E I
Fabio Bartolini.......... 50 Gianfranco Berardi .. 12 João Peixoto............ 11
Concepción Maiztegui- Ecem Hasircioglu ..... 24 Fabio Massimo Rottino33 Gianfranco Gadaleta23, 56 Ibrahim Sirkeci6, 11, 19, Jocelyn Omandam Celero
Oñate .................. 29 Edit Frenyo .............. 60 Fabrice Leggeri........ 71 Giorgia Dona ..... 23, 63 21, 22, 28, 71 ............................ 29
Concetta Masellis .... 12 Ege Cakir ................. 12 Fanny Christou ........ 57 Giovanna Gonzalez . 56 Ignazio Galeone ...... 48 Joelle Mak ............... 55
Corrado Bonifazi ...... 29 Egeria Nalin ............. 34 Faranha Isaacs ........ 54 Giovanni Cellamare11, 36 Igor Alexeevich Shichkin70 Johanna Laetizia
Cristina Gómez Johnson62 Egle Gusciute .... 33, 49 Farid Makhlouf ......... 54 Giovanni Perillo22, 28, 62 İlay Romain Ors ....... 24 Exenberger ......... 32
Cristobal Mendoza ... 32 Ekaterina Kodja ....... 43 Fatih Turan Yaman .. 62 Gisela P. Zapata ...... 61 Ilgi Bakiye Bozdag ... 42 John Thomas........... 51
Eldridge Moses ........ 46 Fatma Nur Magunacı44 Giulia Fasiello .......... 61 Ilkay Sudas .............. 49 Jonathan Liu ............ 11
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Eleanor Paynter ....... 53 Fazli Dogan ............. 51 Giulia Storato ........... 25 Ilona Bontenbal ....... 47 Jonathan Palatz....... 32
Daina Grosa ............ 53 Elena Carletti ..... 37, 51 Federico Soda ......... 22 Giuliana Sanò25, 34, 50 Ilse van Liempt ........ 50 Jorge Ignacio Angulo
Daniel Luches .......... 41 Elena Fontanari ....... 30 Fernando Aguiar ...... 25 Giuliana Tiripelli ....... 33 Inci Aksu Kargin 53, 60 Barredo ............... 27
Daniela Gnarini ........ 52 Elena Giacomelli ...... 47 Fernando Lozano- Giuseppe Campesi .. 37 İnci Aksu Kargın ...... 11 Jorge Morales Cardiel68
Daniele Petrosino11, 30, Elias Boukrami......... 11 Ascencio.............. 62 Giuseppe Moro22, 24, 28 Inese Supule ........... 26 Jose Carlos Marques65
46, 48, 55, 61 Elif Bali Kurtarır ........ 35 Ferruccio Pastore5, 19, 20, Giuseppe Sciortino11, 21, Inga Wójcik .............. 70 Jose Mapril .............. 50
Dany Carnassale ..... 25 Elisa Martini ............. 67 23, 63 42, 46 Ioana Cristina Voroniuc32 Jose Marques .......... 64
Daria Borisovna Elizabeth Marfel Fortes70 Fese Elonge ............ 39 Giuseppe Zuccaro22, 41 Iori Hamada ............. 27 José Salvador Cueto
Kazarinova .......... 68 Elizabeth Marfel Gagni46 Fethi Furkan Elbir .... 62 Gloria Tauber .......... 24 Ioulia Mermigka . 35, 38 Calderón ............. 44
Dario Lucchesi ......... 61 Elizabeth Rushing .... 41 Fethiye Tilbe ...... 12, 70 Gökçe Bayindir Goularas Ipek Demirsu ........... 66 Julie M Norman ....... 38
Darunee Paisanpanichkul Elli Heikkila .. 11, 45, 47 Feyza Ceyhan Çoştu 60 ............................ 11 Irasema Mora-Pablo 59 Julieta Bengochea ... 46
............................ 45 Elodie Hut ................ 41 Filiz Goktuna Yaylaci25, 35 Gökçe Bayındır Goularas Irem Oz.................... 42
Davide Mazzoni ....... 58 Elsa Oliveira ............ 29 ...................... 25, 48 Irene Albamonte ...... 12
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K Luigi Maria Vignali ... 71 Marko Valenta ......... 63 Monica Ortiz Cobo46, 47 Omid Firouzi Tabar .. 30 Ricardo Leonetti ...... 12
Luisa Afonso Soares 48 Markus Kotzur5, 18, 22, 28 Mónica Patricia Toledo- Orsola Castoro ........ 12 Rita Reis .................. 69
K. Onur Unutulmaz .. 12 Luisa Faustini Torres 33 Marloes de Hoon ..... 50 González ............. 27 Özen Odağ .............. 44 Riyad El-Moslemany 30
Kader A. Abderrahim 25 Lupwana Jean Jacques Marni Brown ............ 31 Monika Trojanowska- Özge Çopuroğlu ...... 38 Roberta Altin............ 34
Kadir Temurçin ........ 52 Kandala ............... 57 Marta Chiffi .............. 61 Strzaboszewska .. 32 Roberta Palmieri ...... 33
Kamil Matuszczyk .... 32 P Roberto A. Palumbo 33
Marta Lemos............ 54 Moti Gutema ............ 67
Kardelen Coşkun ..... 52 M Marta Pachocka....... 43 Muhamed Shiwan Amin 57 Rodrigo Barraza ...... 32
Pablo Cañar ............ 27
Karla A. Valenzuela Martha Lengeling ..... 59 Muhammad Saeed .. 70 Roila Mavrouli.......... 65
M. Gökay Özerim12, 24 Pamela Pasian ........ 25
Moreno ................ 69 Martin Koolhaas....... 44 Muhammed Tayyip Roman Girma Teshome 52
M. Murat Yüceşahin12, 64 Panagiota Digkoglou 31
Karolina Nikielska-Sekula Martin Ruhs5, 18, 22, 28, Tellioğlu............... 44 Rosa Aloisi .............. 53
Madhulika Sahoo ..... 26 Paola Degani ........... 42
...................... 51, 63 40 Mustafa Yakar ......... 52 Rosa Venisti ............ 37
Magdaléna Přívarová57 Paolo Riva ............... 58
Karsten Paerregaard5, 19, Martina Cvajner11, 33, 42 Muzaffar Ahunov ..... 65 Rosanna Bray.......... 12
Maija Ozola.............. 64 Parvathy Devi K ....... 59
23, 45 Martino Reviglio ....... 32 Rosella Bianco .. 46, 47
Maili Malin................ 49 N Pascual García27, 32, 44,
Kate Jackson ........... 25 Martins Kaprans ...... 33 Roy Panagiotopoulou69
Maissam Nimer ........ 57 46
Kathryn Fredricks .... 34 Massimo Bontempi .. 71 Ruchi Singh ............. 12
Majbritt Lyck-Bowen 31 Nachatter Singh Garha53 Patrick Doelle .... 23, 56
Katy Brickley ............ 56 Matthew Bodycombe 52 Rüstem İnan ............ 70
Marcel Bursztyn ....... 53 Nada Trunk.............. 26 Patrizia Marzo ......... 48
Keisuke Idemitsu ..... 67 Mattia Vitiello ........... 29 Ruta Nimkar ............ 35
Marco Di Sapia ........ 12 Nadezhda Lebedeva24, 60 Paula Alonso ........... 26
Kinan Noah .............. 59 Maurizio Lopalco ..... 43 Ruvimbo Machaka55, 60
Marco Marinucci ...... 58 Nadezhda M Lebedeva54 Paula Catalina Meirosu64
Klavdia Tatar ........... 57 Maurizio Malogioglio35, 42
Margarida Barroso ... 50 Nadja Stamselberg .. 44 Paula Medina García56 S
Kristen Nielsen ........ 49 Md Mizanur Rahman 12
Margarida Martins Barroso Nafees Ahmad ......... 57 Paula Morgado ........ 50
Kristina Velkova Velkova31 Mehari Fisseha12, 56, 57,
............................ 30 Nagihan Taşdemir ... 66 Paulette K. Schuster12, 26, Sabina Lissitsa ........ 64
L Maria Adamopoulou 65 58 Natalia Khvorostianov60 38 Sabrina Callea ......... 48
Maria Backe............. 48 Mehmet Akif Ceyhan 60 Nayeli Burgueño Angulo44 Paulina Szydlowska24, 31 Sadhana Manik ....... 64
Lais Saleh ................ 27 Maria Bultseva ......... 37 Mehmet Can Çarpar 25 Neha Tewari ............ 66 Pauline Blanchet ..... 68 Saltanat Akhmetova 36
Larissa Remennick .. 60 Maria Carolina Vesce25 Melike Batgıray ........ 55 Nella Geurts ............ 49 Pavithra Jayawardena46 Samira Warsame ..... 31
Laura Cartagena Benítez Maria Francesca Piredda Melina Duarte .......... 65 Nergis Canefe ......... 33 Pedro Gois .............. 64 Sandro Spataro ....... 12
............................ 62 ............................ 48 Melissa Blanchard ... 29 Niamh Dillon ............ 68 Pedro Góis .............. 65 Saniye Dedeoğlu ..... 11
Laura El Chemali ..... 66 Maria Grazia Nacci .. 34 Meltem Oktay .......... 54 Nicholas A. Vernice . 43 Persefoni Myrtsou ... 68 Sanjana Ragudaran 47
Laura Natalia Rodríguez- Maria Jose Enriquez- Merita Zulfiu Alili 26, 65 Nicholas D. Harney.. 46 Peter Parycek .......... 42 Sara Bonfanti........... 25
Ariano .................. 44 Cabral.................. 27 Mert Bilecen............. 67 Nicholas Procter ...... 11 Petra Bendel............ 11 Sara Jordeno ........... 24
Laura Suárez-Grimalt58 Maria Kanal ............. 42 Michael Eve ............. 55 Nicola D. Coniglio .... 37 Petra Madge Playfair 45 Sarah E. Hackett ..... 11
Ledis Bohorquez Farfán46 Maria Korizi.............. 49 Michela C. Pellicani6, 11, Nicola Daniele Coniglio11, Philip L Martin .......... 11 Sarvar Gurbanov ..... 54
Leyla Onur Yanar .... 52 Maria Margarita Echeverry 12, 22, 23, 28, 33, 34, 35, 48 Philip L. Martin5, 20, 21, Sayeed Unisa .......... 55
Li Chuan Liuhuang .. 24 ............................ 56 37, 40, 56, 63, 71 Nicola Montagna ..... 64 22, 23, 40, 56 Sebastian Benedikt . 30
Liat Yakhnich ........... 59 Maria Perino ............ 55 Michele Cascione22, 41 Nicole Dubus ........... 59 Pierpaolo Martino .... 68 Secil E. Ertorer ........ 65
Lilach Lev Ari ........... 26 Maria Rocio Bedoya Michele Emiliano 22, 28 Nicole Kreisberg ...... 49 Pinar Yazgan12, 27, 44, Selenia Marabello .... 25
Lilia M Dominguez ... 36 Bedoya ................ 62 Migue Aguilar Dorado44 Nicoletta Galisai ...... 66 67, 69 Selin Özmen ............ 69
Liliana Jubilut ........... 11 Maria Rosaria Centrone 35 Miguel Angel Navarrete Niels Spierings ........ 49 Pınar Yazgan........... 50 Selman Salim Kesgin68
Liliana Meza 47, 52, 59 Maria Viktorovna Efremova Higuera................ 46 Nihan Kocaman ....... 48 Piotr Teodorowski .... 34 Sema Dinç ............... 60
Liliana Meza Gonzalez52, ............................ 70 Mike Slaven ............. 36 Nikos Souzas .... 35, 38 Pooja Batra.............. 65 Semanur Polat......... 62
59 Mariann Dömös ....... 63 Mina Prokic .............. 68 Nirmala Arunasalam11, 24, Senyo (Noah) Dotsey68
Lina Grudulaita ........ 69 Miriam Alejandra Martinez 64 R Sepideh Abedi Farizani60
Marianne Garvik ...... 43
Lisa V. Adams ......... 43 Marie Godin ....... 23, 63 Torres .................. 55 Noemi Magugliani .... 47 Serap Fiso ............... 60
Rachel Sharaby ....... 69
Lisarb Valeria Montes Marijke D'Haese ...... 50 Miriam Berg ............. 64 Nonna Kushnirovich 59 Serena Hussain ....... 11
Rafaela Pascoal 47, 66
D'oco ................... 39 Marilisa Magno .. 22, 28 Mirko Marzadro........ 44 Norma Baldino ......... 27 Serena Vita.............. 43
Raffaele Rodio... 22, 41
Liudmila Konstants31, 49, Marina Adamovic ..... 47 Mladen Adamovic .... 47 Nurlia Listiani ........... 65 Sevgi Cilingir ........... 33
Raffaele Vacca ........ 12
70 Marina Della Rocca . 55 Mohamed Ameen Arimbra Sevim Atila Demir .... 44
O Raffaella Bonerba .... 12
Luca Brignone ......... 30 Mario Colonna ......... 12 ............................ 65 Shenghui Yang ........ 70
Rani Kumari............. 35
Luca Pancani ........... 58 Marisol Navas Luque24, 31 Mohamed Khachani. 11 Sherief Emam.......... 64
Okabe Yuki .............. 38 Rania Rafik Khalil .... 11
Lucia Bombieri ......... 25 Màrius Domínguez i Mohammad Morad .. 64 Shirley Andrea Velasquez-
Olawale Iskil Lawal .. 59 Razvan Dacian
Luciana Gandini ....... 62 Amorós ................ 58 Mohammed ElHajji .. 53 Hoque ................. 36
Olga R. Gulina ......... 11 Carciumaru ......... 68
Luciane Benedita Duarte Marius Matichescu12, 41 Monica Carbonara ... 33 Shuxi Wu ................. 27
Olga Zalesskaia ....... 35 Renata Campielo ..... 26
Pivetta ................. 36 Marjan Petreski.. 12, 59 Monica Ibáñez-Angulo11, Sibel Terzioğlu ......... 48
Olgu Karan .. 31, 52, 54 Reshmi R S ............. 55
Lucinda Fonseca 11, 36 Marko Kananen ....... 49 30, 34, 37, 41, 70 Sıddık Korkmaz ....... 60
Olivia Joseph-Aluko . 53 Rezart Hoxhaj.......... 37
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Silvana Estefania Santi Tianli Qin ................. 27 W
Pereyra................ 46 Tihomir Sabchev ...... 68
Silvia Angeletti ......... 43 Tiina Sotkasiira ........ 29 Wanda Van Hemelrijck69
Silvia Juarez-Marazzo39, Tine Davids.............. 49 Wei-Wei Da ............. 60
43, 68 Tomas Jurcik ........... 56 Welat Zeydanlioglu .. 12
Simeon Magliveras12, 46, Tomoko Tsuchiya .... 66 Wilfred Dominic Mabini
68 Tuba Aydın .............. 55 Josue .................. 39
Simon McMahon ...... 64 Tuğrul İnal................ 38 Wissam Bitari........... 50
Simona Paula Dobrescu37 Tulika Gaur .............. 61 X
Solange Isabelle Tuncay Bilecen11, 25, 48
Maslowski............ 36 Tunde Szecsi ..... 31, 48 Xiaorong Gu ............ 43
Solomon Kunle ........ 49 Ximena Songor Jaramillo
Sona Kalantaryan .... 58 U ............................ 46
Sophie D. Walsh ...... 59 Ülkü Sezgi Sözen12, 32, Xuchun Liu .............. 58
Srija Brahmachary ... 32 43, 52, 65 Xueqing Zhao .......... 70
Stefania Spada ........ 34 Y
Stefano Calabrò . 22, 40 V
Stefano Pontiggia .... 25 Vaclav Stehlik .......... 43 Yahya Almasri ......... 45
Steve Kwok-Leung Chan61 Valentina Baú .......... 67 Yakup Azak ............. 55
Sueda Gurses.......... 57 Valeria Francisca Yakup Çelik ............. 66
Süleyman Özmen .... 67 Zamorano ............ 25 Yakup Çoştu ............ 60
Sulma Marcela Cuervo61 Valeria Sasanelli ...... 67 Yana Yovcheva ....... 51
Süreyya Sönmez Efe11, Valériane Mistiaen61, 65 Yannis Pechtelidis35, 38
26, 39, 61 Vanessa Guzman .... 38 Yaprak Civelek ........ 11
Susana Sanchez-Muniz 31 Vartika Anand .......... 53 Yeliz Polat ......... 57, 58
Sussan Siavoshi ...... 43 Vasilya Taisheva ..... 68 Yi Ning Chiu............. 24
Suzanne Menhem ... 25 Veli Kreci ................. 26 Yilu Yang ................. 49
Sverre Molland .. 24, 39 Vera Magiano Hazan32 Yimeng Zhao ........... 70
Svetlana Chachashvili Vicky Roy................. 31 Yolanda Hernandez-
Bolotin ................. 64 Victoria Galyapina24, 60 Albujar ................. 48
Szabolcs Fabula ...... 54 Victoria N Galyapina 54 Yolanda Lohelo Emedi61
Victoria Prieto .... 56, 62 Yuber Hernando Rojas
T Ariza .................... 46
Victoria Tse.............. 29
Tahire Erman ........... 11 Viktor Pál ................. 54 Yuri Keum ................ 53
Tanju İnal ................. 38 Vildan Mahmutoglu55, 62 Yvonne Anders ........ 44
Tatiana A. Ryabichenko 54 Vildan Mahmutoglu .. 64 Z
Tatiana Ryabichenko41 Vildan Mahmutoğlu .. 12
Temesgen Kifle ........ 65 Vincenzo Tondi Della Mura Zaana Malia Hall...... 53
Temitope Labinjo ..... 34 ...................... 22, 41 Zahide Erdogan ....... 26
Terry-Ann Jones ...... 63 Violeta Alonzo.......... 46 Zan Strabac ............. 57
Thais Garcia Pereiro56, 59 Virginia Paloma ....... 30 Zarina Lepshokova24, 37,
Thayer McGahee ..... 64 Vito Mariella ............. 67 54
Thebeth Rufaro Mukwembi Vittorio Bisceglie ...... 12 Zehra Güngördü ...... 52
............................ 54 Vladan Jovanovic .... 27 Zeynep Sıla Sönmez23, 63
Thembani Dube ....... 53 Vladimir Iontsev ....... 36 Zsófia Ilcsikné Makra54
Thomas Lampoltshammer Vusal Mammadrzayev54
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