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Giovanna Campani lectures on: “Migration crisis, Refugee crisis, European crisis”, July 27, 2018, 7:00-8:30pm, EPLO Premises, I. Pottakis Hall, 2 Polygnotou and Dioskouron St., Plaka, Athens

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Friday, 27 July 2018

Prof. Giovanna Campani lectures on the migration and refugee crisis in Europe

The European Public Law Organization (EPLO) organizes a Guest Lecture featuring Professor Giovanna Campani a leading migration scholar on Friday, July 27, 2018 at 7:00 – 8:30 PM at the EPLO Premises in Plaka (Ioannis Pottakis Hall 2, Polygnotou and Dioskouron St., Plaka, Athens).The title of her lecture will be “Migration crisis, Refugee crisis, European crisis”.

Giovanna Campani, full professor at the University of Florence, teaches Cultural Anthropology, Gender Anthropology and Intercultural communication. Her professional profile was built in a multi-and-interdisciplinary field involving contributions from sociology, ethnology and education. Since 1989, she has been coordinator or partner in a great number of European projects, in various programs. Recent publications include three books and several articles on the populist phenomenon in Europe, Campani G., Lazaridis G. (2017), Understanding the Populist shift, Routledge, London, New York; Campani G., Lazaridis, G., Benveniste A. (2016), The Rise of the Far Right in Europe, Palgrave, Macmillan, London; Campani G., Stanghellini, G. (2014), I populismi nella crisi europea, Pacini, Pisa; Campani G. (2017), Media, Web, Democracy: populist and post-populist Europe in the mirror of the Italian experience in IAF, International Affairs Forum, Spring 2017, 2(1). In the last years, she has also extensively written on the migration crisis in Europe.

The event is organized in partnership with the Hellenic Association of Political Scientists (HAPSc).

For further information visit https://www1.eplo.int/newsitem/1033/prof.-giovanna-campani-lectures-on-the-migration-and-refugee-crisis-in-europe

 

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10th ESPAnet ITALY CONFERENCE: THEODOROS FOUSKAS AND SYMEON SIDIROPOULOS, “OVERCOMING SOCIAL DISADVANTAGE AND INEQUALITY FOR SOCIAL INTEGRATION OF MIGRANTS THROUGH EDUCATION: SOCIAL POLICY AND ACCESS TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION FOR IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE CHILDREN IN GREECE IN TIMES OF CRISIS”, [23 (21-23) SEPT, 2017, UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA, ITALY]

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Programma della decima Conferenza ESPAnet Italia
Il Welfare e i perdenti della globalizzazione:
le politiche sociali di fronte a nuove e vecchie disuguaglianze
Forlì, 21-23 settembre 2017
Università di Bologna – Campus di Forlì
Teaching Hub, Viale Corridoni 20

Conference Programme

SABATO 23 SETTEMBRE 2017

11.00-13.15: SESSIONE PARALLELA V

Sessione 4
Early childhood education, the social investment strategy and Southern Europe

aula 20
Coordinatrici: Barbara Da Roit, Stefania Sabatinelli

Keynote speaker: Stefano Neri

Rossella Bozzon, Federica Santangelo
Pre-school attendance and school performances. The case of Bologna and Naples

Theodoros Fouskas, Symeon Sidiropoulos
Overcoming Social Disadvantage and Inequality for Social Integration of Migrants through Education: Social Policy and Access to Early Childhood Education for Immigrant and Refugee Children in Greece in Times of Crisis

Rossana Trifiletti
Not just going private: ECEC Services in local Mediterranean Welfare Systems

 

Citation: Fouskas, T. and Sidiropoulos, S. “Overcoming Social Disadvantage and Inequality for Social Integration of Migrants through Education: Social Policy and Access to Early Childhood Education for Immigrant and Refugee Children in Greece in Times of Crisis”, Session: “Early Childhood Education, the Social Investment Strategy and Southern Europe which will be held in the next 10th ESPAnet Italy Conference “The Welfare and the losers of globalization: social policies facing old and new inequalities”, 23 (21-23) September, 2017, University of Bologna – Campus of Forlì, Italy (http://www.espanet-italia.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/ESPAnet_programma-sintetico-2017.pdf).