Mobility and Heritage in the Mediterranean

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Tracing past routes, engaging in present challenges, imagining possible futures

Description
The School is based on an intense academic program, as well as several meetings with local associative and cultural organizations, and is strongly committed to an applied approach in order to match the theoretic analysis about mobility and heritage with the public debate on sensitive themes. The main aim of the Summer School is to improve the knowledge of the participants in the anthropology of mobility and heritage and their capacity to apply their knowledge in order to cooperate with private and public agencies to develop projects and good practices. The Summer School will be divided in sets of lessons and activities including:

Analysis of theoretical and methodological tools to study mobility and heritage issues;
Presentation of case studies with an ethnographic approach;
Visits to specific places and institution engaged in migration and tourism in Lampedusa.

Course leader

Program Coordinator Prof. Francesco Vietti, University of Milano-Bicocca Prof. Rachel Radmilli, University of Malta

Target group

The summer school is open to students from any background as well as to professionals working in the field of tourism, migration and heritage.

Course aim

Topics Covered
Tourism-led migration and Migration-led tourism
Roots tourism/Diaspora tourism
Ethnic neighbourhoods as places of leisure and consumption
Everyday multiculturalism
Responsible and ethic tourism
Applied/Public anthropology
Border studies

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