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IMMIGRATION AND SOCIETY
IMMIGRATION AND SOCIETY
IMMIGRATION AND SOCIETY

We consider the transformations caused by migrations in the societies of origin, transit and arrival, in all their dimensions (economic, relational, cultural, political), paying particular attention to the different configuration of the territories in which these transformations take shape.

This research area is divided into 4 areas: Intergroup Relations, Perceptions and Narratives, Diversity and Discrimination and Mountain Areas.

We consider the transformations caused by migrations in the societies of origin, transit and arrival, in all their dimensions (economic, relational, cultural, political), paying particular attention to the different configuration of the territories in which these transformations take shape.

This research area
is divided into 4 areas
Intergroup Relations, Perceptions and Narratives, Diversity and Discrimination and Mountain Areas.

We consider the transformations caused by migrations in the societies of origin, transit and arrival, in all their dimensions (economic, relational, cultural, political), paying particular attention to the different configuration of the territories in which these transformations take shape.

This research area is divided into 4 areas:
Intergroup Relations, Perceptions and Narratives, Diversity and Discrimination and Mountain Areas.

BRIDGES – Bridges to assess the production and impact of migration narratives
MATILDE – Migration Impact Assessment to Enhance Integration and Local Development in European Rural And Mountain Areas
Whole-COMM – Exploring the Integration of Post-2014 Migrants in Small and Medium-sized Towns and Rural Areas from a Whole of Community Perspective
WelcomingSpaces – Investing in “welcoming spaces” in Europe: revitalising shrinking areas by hosting non-EU migrants
Integration through culture: migrants as consumers and producers of cultural goods
MIGRICERCA II
Traveling exhibition “Sguardi Plurali sull’Italia Plurale” (2021 – 2023)
Inclusive Territories
MIGRICERCA. A pilot project aimed at enhancing the capacity for reflective research on migration and integration in Italian society.
CapaCityMetro-ITALY
MIGLIORA 2 – Migration and Integration: Creating Connections, Integrations, and Opportunities for Refugees in Rural and Urban Areas
FAMI IMPACT – InterAzioni in Piemonte 2
International Ethnic and Immigrant Minorities’ Survey Data Network – ETHMIGSURVEYDATA
MIGLIORA. Migration & Integration: Creating Bonds, Inclusion, and Opportunities for Refugees in Rural and Mountainous Areas
Pluralps – Enhancing capacities for a pluralistic Alpine Space
Mobile Skills Bank (BIC) in Val di Susa.
FAre Scuola Insieme (FASI).
Moldova, Prague (Czech Republic), and Turin (Italy) – Migration and Integration Models, and Analysis of Financial and Social Remittances (2016).
Beyond Access: Education and Care for Early Childhood Among Italian and Foreign Families
Explaining individual openness and closure towards migration: European citizens perceptions of immigrants’ integration
Civico Zero
Work->Int – A project on the integration of immigrant healthcare workers in the workplace.
Focus on the future, guidance for educational choices through an understanding of professions.
The homes of the Roma: Paths for socio-housing integration of Roma populations in Turin and Europe.
European Web Site on Integration
The Paths to Health
EU-MIA – European Migrant Integration Academy
Trans-Mediterranean. North African communities in Piedmont, between continuity and change.
Concordia Discors. Integration and Conflict in European Neighborhoods.
Concordia Discors. To reconcile diversity and social cohesion in challenging times.
Attitudes to Migrants, Communication and Local Leadership (AMICALL)
Concordia Dircors. Integration and Conflict in European Neighborhoods.
MIDDAS. Migration and Development in Senegal: An empirical analysis based on the joint use of data on Senegalese migrants and their families of origin.
Second Generations: Migration Processes and Integration Mechanisms between Foreigners and Italians (1950–2010).
Web 2.0: Generation 2.0 – Natives and Migrants Inside and Outside the Network.
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