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Marco Solimene - Assistant Professor

Marco Solimene

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School of Social Sciences

Marco Solimene

Assistant Professor

Location
Gimli / G-319
Phone
525 - 4359 6997195
Email
solimene [at] hi.is

Unit
Faculty of Sociology, Anthropology and Folkloristics
Published Work
Marco Solimene - published work

Published works

2024

The Bosnian House: Trajectories of (Non‐)Return Among Bosnian Roma in a Roman ShantySocial Inclusion

2023

The Bureaucratic Trap: Registered Residence and Sedentist Bias in Italian Social Cohesion Policies for Roma and SintiNomadic Peoples

2022

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the life of Italian mobile peoplesAntropologia Pubblica
The complexity of home and estrangement. Young Roma generations between Bosnia and Roman peripheriesJournal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
Italia Romaní, vol. VII. CISU

2021

Surfing a Steep Learning Curve: Academics’ experience of changing teaching and assessment due to COVID-19Netla
La rencontre d’abord. Contributions d’une anthropologie romanès à l’anthropologie généraleEthnologie française

2020

Flexible epistemologies: Gypsy/Roma thinking and anthropology theoryNomadic Peoples
Navigating the (in)formal city: Roma, urban life and governance in RomeCities

2019

Challenging Europe’s external Borders and internal Boundaries. Bosnian Xoraxané Xomá on the Move in Roman Peripheries and the contemporary European UnionRoma Migrants in the European Union
The (in)formal, the (il)legal and the (il)licit. Roma informal settlements and institutional pragmatics of compromise and compassion in a Roman peripheryCities
Nostalgia Romaní. I Xoraxané di Roma, la Bosnia e TitoCISU

2018

Stefania pontrandolfo and marco solimeneNomadic Peoples
Challenging Europe’s external borders and internal boundaries. Bosnian Xoraxané Xomá on the move in Roman peripheries and the contemporary European UnionSocial Identities
Romani (im)mobility, between camps, evictions and ambivalent representations of ‘Nomads’ in the Eternal CityNomadic Peoples

2013

Undressing the gaǧé clad in state garb: Bosnian xoraxané romá face to face with the Italian authoritiesRomani Studies

2011

'These Romanians have ruined Italy'. Xoraxané Romá, Romanian Roma and RomeJournal of Modern Italian Studies

Keywords for Specialisation:

Urban anthropology

Migration Studies

Qualitative research methods