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Dr. Simone Varriale will give a presentation at the ICES Lecture about "The coloniality of distinction: class, race and whiteness among post-crisis Italian migrants" This lecture explores how migrants’ strategies of class distinction reproduce racialised hierarchies between ‘modern’ and ‘backward’ European populations. Drawing on 57 interviews with Italian migrants who moved to England after the 2008 economic crisis, and combining Bourdieusian class analysis and decolonial critique, the lecture shows that migrants in different social positions are equally concerned with claiming closeness
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Dr. Simone Varriale will give a presentation at the ICES Lecture about "The coloniality of distinction: class, race and whiteness among post-crisis Italian migrants" This lecture explores how migrants’ strategies of class distinction reproduce racialised hierarchies between ‘modern’ and ‘backward’ European populations. Drawing on 57 interviews with Italian migrants who moved to England after the 2008 economic crisis, and combining Bourdieusian class analysis and decolonial critique, the lecture shows that migrants in different social positions are equally concerned with claiming closeness
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ICES cordially invites all interested EUF scientists to participate in the information event on the Volkswagen Foundation's recently published call for proposals named 'Challenges for Europe'. For some years now, Europe has faced many challenges which lead to considerable tensions between European countries and which can only be addressed collectively. These include economic crises, social inequality, migration, populism and nationalism, the erosion of democracy, targeted misinformation, terrorism and cyber security. Against this background, the Foundation encourages scientists to develop research
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ICES cordially invites all interested EUF scientists to participate in the information event on the Volkswagen Foundation's recently published call for proposals named 'Challenges for Europe'. For some years now, Europe has faced many challenges which lead to considerable tensions between European countries and which can only be addressed collectively. These include economic crises, social inequality, migration, populism and nationalism, the erosion of democracy, targeted misinformation, terrorism and cyber security. Against this background, the Foundation encourages scientists to develop research
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of transgression, dissolution, etc. require, especially when used to analyse current European societal processes, a combination of perspectives from the social sciences and humanities, from political
