Borders, Migration and Globalization

Anna Rita Calabrò is Associate Professor in the Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Pavia, Italy. She has published widely on migration.

1. Introduction – Borders, Anna Rita Calabrò; Part I – Drawing Borders 2. The Borders of Schengen, Maria Antonietta Confalonieri; 3. Phantom Borders and Space Building: The Case of State Building in Libya, Antonio M. Morone; 4. The Borders of Protection, Emanuela Dal Zotto; 5. Irrational Walls: Lessons from the US-Mexico Border, Fiammetta Corradi; 6. Demographic Data on Migration, Valentina Fusari; 7. The Borders of Ghettoisation, Angelo Scotto; 8. Migrant Domestic Workers and the Sponsorship System, Federica Di Pietro; 9. The Borders of Prisons, Salvatore Tuccari; 10. The Criminalisation of Irregular Immigration, Zuzanna Brocka; 11. Immigration and Foreign Women’s Legal Status in Italy: Double Discrimination? Silvia Illari; 12. Borders and Precision Medicine: the Reception of Genetic Counselling in Consanguineous Immigrant Couples, Francesca Acerbi, Vanna Berlincioni, Cristina Catania, Pierluigi Politi, Orsetta Zuffardi and Anna Lisa Vetro; Part II – Crossing Borders 13. The Aiding, Abetting and Sea Rescue of Illegal Immigration, Luisa Frigeni; 14. Viable Alternative Legal Entry for Asylum Seekers? The Best Practice of Private Sponsorship to open Humanitarian Corridors, Cristina Campiglio and Carola Ricci; 15. Unaccompanied Minors, Katarzyna Gromek-Broc; 16. Crossing the Borders of a Sovereign State, Ernesto Bettinelli; 17. Gaining and Losing: Space Crossing, Identity Perception and Reinvention in 19th-Century Mediterranean Exile, Arianna Arisi-Rota; 18. The Borders of Identity, Maria Assunta Zanetti; 19. The Temporal Past of Border Crossers, Anna Rita Calabrò; 20. To Cross Languages and Cultures, Nora Salvadori and Therese Manconi; 21. Narrating Migrations, Barbara Berri; 22. Crossing Borders: Genetic Mutations, Cesare Danesino and Carla Olivieri; 23. Crossed and Re-Crossed Borders, Giulia Casentini; Part III – Deleting Borders? 24. The Realisation of Genetic Identity Beyond Conventional Borders, Alessandro Achilli and Ugo A. Perego; 25. The Right to Freedom of Movement, Ernesto Bettinelli; 26. Emigration and Immigration in Latin America, Giovanni Cordini and Andrea Iurato; 27. Freedom of Movement and a New Right to Hospitality, Carolina Simoncini; 28. Access to Justice for Vulnerable Groups: The Right to Free Legal Aid for Migrants, Silvia Favalli; 29. Experiencing and Crossing Borders through Music, Fulvia Caruso; 30. Closed Borders/Open Borders, Flavio Ceravolo; 31. Conclusion, Anna Rita Calabrò