Titlebook: Globalization, Supranational Dynamics and Local Experiences ; Marco Caselli,Guia Gilardoni Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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“I’m a Citizen of the World”: Cosmopolitanism and Identity Work in the Telling of Migration Stories of global interconnectedness” (Held et al. 1999: 2). Although the intensified worldwide ties associated with globalization are often primarily considered from an economic standpoint (see, for example, Castells 1996; McMichael 2017), they can also be understood from social and political perspectives

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Temporal Apartheid as the Italian Response to Global Migrationries spending huge sums to restrict immigration, more and more migrants reach the destination countries. Many western societies (such as Italy) give discriminatory responses to this global phenomenon and place migrants in a peculiar spatio-temporal collocation that I call “temporal apartheid” (Tusin

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Different Investment Strategies Versus a Unique Co-development Discourse: A Case Study of Tunisian ao case studies shows the complexity of factors influencing migrants’ investment strategies for remittances, and critically appraise the “triple win” circular migration model. The case studies focus on Tunisian and Senegalese migrants who come to France on short-stay visas (students, seasonal workers

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Do You Trust Me? Begging as Transnational Emotional Work for Migrant Romaho are less poor. There are established and socially accepted charity practices, and begging isn’t one of them. Begging is sometimes criminalized, and it fundamentally contradicts the neo-liberalistic ethic of paid labor, seen as the only legitimate means of surviving today. By means of ethnographic

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Exploring the Living Conditions of Unaccompanied Migrant Children in Italy: A Grounded Theory Approafication, transition to a foster care home, registration in the national healthcare system and registration to special educational institutions (i.e., .) in which migrant children are subjected to a personalized educational plan. Within this process, children’s participation in language courses, in

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Language Rights and the Law in Denmark,this issue is neither commonplace nor easy. Analysis of globalization is never done, as the process is undergoing continuous transformation along development trends that are neither linear nor predictable in advance. In addition, analysis of it is not easy, given that the term globalization has been