Author: Giulia Storato, Francesco Della Puppa, Giuliana Sanò
Abstract
This Special Issue investigates how refugees and asylum seekers deal with “timescapes of (im)mobility”. By bringing together different case studies, we reflect, on the one hand, on the different temporal regimes, “time traps” or “chronopolitics” that may condition refugees and asylum seekers’ daily routines and life experiences, and, on the other, on individual practices of routinisation, acceleration, stasis and waiting which can be read as tactics aimed at claiming time.
DOI: 10.13131/unipi/e0jp-v430
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GIULIA STORATO, Post-doc Research Fellow at Department of Cultures, Politics and Society, University of Turin. Email: giulia.storato@unito.it
FRANCESCO DELLA PUPPA, Associate Professor at Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. Email: francesco.dellapuppa@unive.it
GIULIANA SANÒ, Assistant Professor at Department of Cognitive Sciences, Psychology, Education and Cultural Studies (COSPECS), University of Messina. Email: gsano@unime.it