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3. Migrare nel tempo. Sulla migrazione delle comunità Rom romene a Torino

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Salza Carlotta Saletti

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The rom communities from Romania constitute the last migration of rom groups in Italy. Nowadays the public administration considers this migration a matter of emergency and of public order, although the first arrivals of this rom (in Turin and in other Italian big cities) date from the beginning of Ninety°s. About 900-1500 Rumanian rom live in Turin, about 50.000 in Italy. This migration is very different from the others because of its temporal discontinuity, of the different zones of provenance (from rural or urban context) and of the different causes of migration. There are not many studies about these rom also if they are generically portrayed as criminals by the media and by the public opinion. Indeed these rom maintain a condition of invisibility concerning different aspects of their everyday life such as their housing strategies.

Published
2009
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6. Non c'è proprio niente da ridere. Sulle strategie di gestione del quotidiano scolastico di alcuni alunni rom.

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Salza, Carlotta Saletti

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The article discusses the strategies adopted by schools to manage scholastic daily paper of pupils who have migrated from Bosnia to Turin, Italy. It analyzes some aspects of the pupils' behavior and the way in which they perceive and live in the scholastic atmosphere. The analysis attributes the scholastic failure of these pupils to cultural factors and presumed cognitive deficit. A school has a double role, including an educational function of the formation of citizens and to prepare students for the working life. Both these aspects send back to the integration concept and presuppose the school as a total immersion space where there is a positive integration of children to structure a small society beyond the fundamental condition for learning.

Published
2005

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