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By examining the changes that have occurred in migration policies over the last decade, which have radically transformed the mobility trajectories of migrants, the article analyses the im-mobility produced by these policies through existential, spatial and temporal perspectives. Going deep into two ethnographic settings in Calabria (Southern Italy), one rural and one urban, the article investigates how people involved in the process of going through the reception system can enhance their aspirations, hopes and desires in the attempt to find greater existential, work and housing stability. Together with the initiatives of local groups and social networks, the '"capacity to aspire'" of individuals is, in fact, the basis of the possibility to navigate the im-mobility produced by migration policies as well as to imagine and practice the future in present-times. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

V ostatnom období v inštitúciách a orgánoch EÚ stále intenzívnejšie rezonuje potreba širšieho využívania energie z obnoviteľných zdrojov a nízkouhlíkových palív v jednotlivých dopravných systémoch. Autorka prináša prehľad legislatívnych noriem upravujúcich proces dekarbonizácie v podmienkach odvetvia námornej a vnútrozemskej vodnej dopravy a poukazuje na úskalia na ceste ekologizácie, budovania modrého hospodárstva a klimatickej neutrality s ohľadom na zdravie a kvalitu života ľudí žijúcich v blízkosti plavebných trás alebo prístavov.

Riassunto. L’articolo si propone due obiettivi. In primo luogo intende approfondire il tema del ritorno dei confini, illustrandone l’articolazione a diversi livelli e il funzionamento selettivo, come effetto di un regime neo-liberale di governo della mobilità umana: un regime che incorpora disuguaglianze profonde nella distribuzione del diritto a muoversi attraverso i confini. Il caso dei respingimenti al confine con la Bosnia e la responsabilità dell’agenzia Frontex verranno approfonditi per illustrare il funzionamento della vigilanza sulle frontiere da parte dell’UE. La pandemia inoltre ha favorito il rafforzamento di misure di restrizione degli accessi dei migranti indesiderati nei paesi sviluppati. In secondo luogo, l’articolo rivolge lo sguardo agli attori e alle iniziative che cercano di aprire spazi di solidarietà e accoglienza nei confronti dei migranti e dei richiedenti asilo, contestando sul piano pratico l’assolutizzazione dei confini e l’esclusione di chi bussa alle porte del Nord del mondo. Tra i molti esempi possibili, ne vengono trattati due: le cosiddette “città santuario” e i corridoi umanitari. A partire da questi esempi sarà sviluppato nelle conclusioni il concetto di “solidarietà contro i confini”.

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Il presente contributo intende fornire una riflessione sulle potenzialità dell’utilizzo del Mobile Assisted Language Learning (MALL) nella didattica delle lingue a distanza. Il MALL integra l’uso dei dispositivi mobili nel processo di insegnamento linguistico (Bezircilioğlu, 2016), costituendo una modalità motivante per gli studenti, che utilizzano strumenti familiari per elaborare nuova conoscenza. In base al principio dell’anytime, anywhere (Kukulska-Hulme & Shield, 2008), gli apprendenti possono rapportarsi con il docente e i propri pari da luoghi diversi e consultare i materiali anche in modalità asincrona (Chuang, 2016). A partire dalla definizione di MALL, ci si è chiesti quali siano i benefici e i limiti di tale approccio, nonché le sue implicazioni glottodidattiche. Le risposte a tali interrogativi si inseriscono in un quadro teorico-metodologico dedicato allo sviluppo di una glottodidattica mobile standardizzata, in cui vengono forniti anche esempi di attività utili in un corso di lingua a distanza.

Pandémia COVID 19 predstavuje pre našu spoločnosť obrovské výzvy a zasiahla všetky oblasti nášho života. Jednou z oblastí, ktoré boli zasiahnuté najvýznamnejšie je hromadná osobná doprava. Cieľom tohto príspevku je poukázať na zmeny dopravného správania sa obyvateľov Slovenska vplyvom pandémie COVID – 19 . Na tento účel slúžili dáta získané pomocou dotazníkového prieskumu, ktorý bol realizovaní počas roku 2021 obyvateľmi Slovenska. Okrem toho boli použité aj dáta o mobilite obyvateľov od spoločnosti Google. Celkovo bol zaznamenaný významný pokles používanie verejnej osobnej dopravy, avšak tento fakt spôsobil aj pokles celkovej mobility v dôsledku opatrení na zníženie šírenia ochorenia. Zistilo sa, že obyvatelia sa počas najsilnejších vĺn pandémie vyhýbali používaniu verenej osobnej dopravy a prechádzali na iné druhy dopravy a to predovšetkým na individuálnu automobilovú a pešiu dopravu. Hlavným dôvodom boli obavy o bezpečnosť a zdravie.

Příspěvek souhrnně představuje a propojuje výsledky dosavadních izotopových studií populace Velké Moravy, především obyvatel mikulčické aglomerace, zaměřených na rekonstrukci stravy, migraci, ale i způsoby zemědělského hospodaření ve sledované oblasti. Interpretuje i doposud nepublikovaná data vypovídající o stravě jedinců pohřbených v interiérech mikulčických kostelů (n = 10) a o rezidenční mobilitě jedinců z Mikulčic se specifickými hrobovými přídavky (n = 33). Prezentuje i zpřesněné kvantitativní modely rekonstrukce stravy mikulčické populace s využitím dodatečně publikovaných dat obilek nalezených v různých částech mikulčické sídelní aglomerace. Závěrečná část se věnuje oblastem možného budoucího výzkumu.

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This paper presents the results of a critical analysis of the 15-Minute City concept, developed through a comparative analysis of three case studies: the ville du quart d’heure in Paris, the Superilla plan in Barcelona and the Piazze Aperte programme in Milan. This comparative analysis is addressed through the lens of the theoretical and design paradigm of civic design/capital web and aims to highlight the limits and potential of these models and inform future research directions to pursue the eco-social transition of urban systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article we propose a reflection on the development of a psychoanalytic function in services for families that deal with guaranteeing the right of visitation and relationship between non-cohabiting children and parents, in order to recover or maintain the relationship between them, in the event of conflict or because of prejudicial parental behaviours. We will analyse the history and mandate of neutral space services in Italy as well as the concept of neutrality in psychoanalysis. We will report on an intervention carried out in a centre for families, as part of a psychoanalytic psychotherapy traineeship. We propose that psychoanalytic intervention in this type of service can perform a mobility function, that is, encourage the search for new cultural ways of organising the dynamics of living together, including family relationships, which are as seemingly familiar as they are explorable. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In recent years, systems have been introduced in many cities around the world to encourage residents to use bicycles as an element of increasing sustainable mobility and as a good complement. The aim of this paper is to compare bicycle sharing systems in selected cities around the world. Parts of the paper include a description of shared bicycle systems in European cities, Eastern Europe, North and South America, as well as in Asia and Australia. The paper concludes with a case study of the implementation of such a system. An important aspect is that the bicycle sharing system is popular among users and that it is used by more and more people, as evidenced by the present article. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Since 2015, the progressive tightening of border controls and the implementation of policy measures aimed at discouraging the settlement of asylum seekers in the Italian territories have increasingly left an unprecedented number of migrant people at the margins of the official system of reception. Though social research has variously explored their experience of informal settling by interrogating the power dynamics in relation to individuals and the processes of categorization, little attention has been devoted to their mobility dimension. The aim of this article is to place the relationship between mobility and informality in the foreground to examine the analytical purchase of the conceptual perspective of the mobility studies in order to explore the reality of asylum seekers and refugees outside the reception system in Italy, and not only. The article contributes to capturing the multiple mobility/immobility dimensions of their geographical and social trajectories, arguing for an overcoming of the representation of 'passive pawns' and establishing a more fine-grained analysis of the experience of 'migrant informality'.1 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

For over twenty years, Italy has faced the phenomenon of so-called "forced" international migrations. By virtue of its geographic position in the Mediterranean, this country constitutes, in many cases, the first landing and the transit country for asylum seekers in their flight from wars, political crises, environmental catastrophes and depletion of resources. This also implied a growing number of "rejections" that is, asylum seekers to whom no form of protection was grantedand are unlikely to return to their country of origin. A segment of them represents an intense geographic mobility or, better to say, multiple mobilities that intersect and fuel each other.Scholars have mostly explored the trajectories of mobility of the native people or so-called "economic migrants". Much more rarely, refugees and asylum seekers have been perceived and framed as mobile subjects, protagonists of multiple and plural geographic, social, and migration movements.Therefore, this editorial and the whole Special Issue focus on the social changes that are reshaping migration scenarios, with particular attention paid to the paths of international and national mobility of refugees and asylum seekers outside the reception system, as well as their geographical, social and migration trajectories.Specifically, after introducing the topic, this paper, on the one hand, reconstructs the framework of Italian asylum policies, progressively more restrictive and discriminatory and destined to become a model for the entire European Union, analyzing the impact of the legal system and migration policies on the construction of the material and labor vulnerability of migrants and their exploitation within the national labor market. On the other hand, it deepens and reconstructs the theoretical perspectives on the phenomenon of mobility, the intersection between spatial dimension and temporal dimensions. Particular attention is paid to the pandemic and to the sociological interpretations of this phenomenon, the "mirror function" that it performs within society and the global migration scenario, the instrumental uses that have been made of this crisis in the political, economic, legal and social fields and the impact it has had on the common ethnographic and research practices shared by the papers that make up the Special Issue. Finally, the Editorial present the structure of the Special Issue and the contents of the articles, organized according to coherent theoretical and empirical path, aimed at illuminating all the facets of the "prism of new mobility". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper discusses the process of migration to Europe stressing how human mobility is governed at the global level along differential and racialized lines. Drawing on ethnographic field with a group of refugees moving from Italy to Germany from 2011 to 2021, the paper gives insights on how refugees daily negotiate the European borders and how borders affect their lives in the long-term. The research discusses the theoretical concept of 'Departheid' to highlight the structural violence deployed by European and national institutions upon migrants, and add a focus on the temporal dimension stressing the intrinsic relation between the structures of power and the management of time embedded in the governing of migrant mobility. Practices of institutional abandonment and criminalization of refugees intra-EU mobility are affecting the temporalities of refugees, who react through everyday struggles of time re-appropriation aimed to regain control over their own lives and subjectivity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article analyses the forms of mobility and (im)mobility of migrants and asylum seekers who are outside the institutional reception system. Through the narration of two ethnographic cases placed in northern and southern Italy, the authors retrace the biographical and geographic trajectories of migrants, and compare them with territorial policies. By analysing two very different contexts from the economic and social point of view, we highlight the similarities between these territories, the mobility and immobility they generate and through which they are crossed, before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Recensione di Beniamino Della Gala, Adrien Frenay, Filippo Milani, Lucia Quaquarelli (eds.), Lasciate socchiuse le porte. Mobilità, attraversamenti, sconfinamenti

The 2020 restrictions of freedom due to Covid-19 pandemic non-pharmaceutical interventions, such as stay-at-home orders – colloquially known as lockdowns – were significant, prolonged practices of estrangement which involved our perception of space. The situation we experienced urged us to question our understanding and use of space in new ways, such as: the categories, or metaphors we use to represent them, the distinctions we adopt to characterize places and spaces, among others. The articles presented in this issue take up this challenge, proposing a reflection on different types of confined spaces, which span across different discourses and fields (literature, sociology, geography, architecture, etc.). The papers are inspired and stimulated – implicitly or not – by the spatial revolution, we all faced during the “lockdowns” of 2020.

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The ongoing pandemic is bringing back the sense of limit in the contemporary cultural horizons, making inevitable the confrontation with the sense of our "duration" as individuals, society and human community. The contribution recalls the link between the memory system and the costruction of individual and collective duration; it analyzes the spatial-temporal changes responsible for the looming disconnection from the past and the future for the young generations; highlights the ambivalences and contradictions of these processes; stresses the centrality of critical memory in the costruction of new referents of meaning for human adventure in the contemporary global horizons. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Il saggio intende mettere in luce i percorsi che condussero due lombardi, il notaio Giovannino da Cremona e il vicario Giovanni da Milano, nella Volterra trecentesca. Entrambi occuparono posizioni chiave nella Chiesa volterrana, l’uno diventando vicario del vescovo-eletto Aimerico Cathy, l’altro diventando notaio curiale. L’orizzonte storiografico è quello della mobilità del personale qualificato nell’Italia trecentesca, finora indagata soprattutto per il funzionariato laico, molto meno per quello ecclesiastico.

The present study focuses on travels of Johann Adolf II of Schwarzenberg. His two English journeys are investigated only briefly and viewed from a different angle than in other studies. The prominent part of the treatise concerns the Italian journey of 1836 and observes particularly the prince's interests related to economic inspiration, as well as personal and organizational aspects of travel. During the Italian journey, the company of travellers faced difficulties such as the crossing of the Alps or illnesses. The aim of the travel was to see big part of Italy from Milan to Venice and Rome, as well as other cities as far as Naples. The atmosphere of the journey resembled a family holiday, because the travelling company included even Princess Eleonore and their two small children. The study also focuses on other Johann Adolf 's journeys, for instance the "gentleman" journey to France or the diplomatic journey to Berlin. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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I temi della Rivista – Territorio, Turismo, Tecnologia – trovano nell’ “Incontro Fuori Luogo” un’occasione speciale di approfondimento. Uno scienziato sociale di chiara fama risponde a domande su attualità, politica e società, stimolando spunti di riflessione per i nostri lettori. L’incontro presentato nelle prossime pagine è con Fabiola Mancinelli, docente presso l’Università di Barcellona. Specializzata in turismo e cultura di viaggio, ha svolto ricerche in terreni diversi: Europa del Sud, Madagascar, Thailandia. Ha lavorato su questioni legate allo sviluppo turistico delle comunità rurali, su patrimonio materiale e processi di mercantilizzazione, sulle pratiche e discorsi dei mediatori turistici. Le sue attività di ricerca attuali si concentrano sulla mobilità come stile di vita e sul fenomeno del nomadismo digitale.

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I combine the theoretical tools of medical anthropology and the framework of mobility studies to explore the intranational movements of women with breast cancer from Southern and Northern Italy. Differences include patients' technical and moral evaluations of doctors, that influence the patients' definitions of cure and illness experiences through their mobility and immobility. These (im)mobilities are, in turn, linked to the material and symbolic inequalities between Southern and Northern Italy and to the stigma attached to the south. These (im)mobilities suggest the need to further articulate the concept of cure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The dialectic between vertical and horizontal urban development models seems to leave out the depth of the underground. The increasing urbanization, the consequent strong density as well as growing environmental concerns push the search for new models of development towards the subsoil frontier. Recognized resilience properties and a strong potential for sustainability indicate the underground as a natural destination for strategic infrastructures, consolidating its reputation as a surface service layer. Instead, we want to illustrate how the underground can contribute incisively to the revision of urban models by introducing new spatial and performance parameters, both in new and historic contexts, and how it is now urgent to achieve integrated planning and planning of the environment in all its depth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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