AEMI

154 AEMI JOURNAL 2015 2016
Thursday, 25 September 2015
After an informal gathering in the
center of the city of Turin Wednesday
evening, conference members met
Thursday morning in Sala Conferenze
Fondazione Luigi Einaudi
Via Principe Amedeo,34. Welcome
speeches by Maddalena Tirabassi (Director
Centro Altreitalie, Vice Chair
AEMI), Ilda Curti (Turin City Councillor),
Hans Storhaug (President AEMI),
Piero Bassetti (President Globus et
Locus), Piero Gastaldo (General Secretary
Compagnia di San Paolo) marked
the official opening of the 25th Annua
AEMI conference. In his opening lecure,
Ferruccio Pastore, FIERI, Turin
spoke about the crisis of the European
migration regime: how we got here and
which ways forward? His message to the
audience was that the refugee crisis represented
a timeshift in European history
that would change the continent for
ever.
The rest of the day was devoted to
papers and discussions related to the
theme New European migrations.
Session 1 and 2: New European
Migrations
Chair: Marco Demarie, Compagnia di
San Paolo, Turin.
Speakers:
Solange Maslowski, Center for Comparative
Law of the Faculty of law of
Charles Univ. in Prague, Cechz Republic:
Expulsion of economically inactive
European Union citizens from their host
member state
Laura Bartolini, European Univ.
Institute, Florence, Italy: Drivers of
highly-skilled emigration from Southern
Europe in time of crisis
Stella Capuano, Institute for Employment
Research, Nuremberg, Germany
and Silvia Migali, University of Aarhus,
Denmark:The migration of professionals
within the EU: any barriers left? Migration,
institutions and business cycle
Donatella Greco, University of Trieste,
Italy: New migration routes: mobility
and self-perception of young Italians
abroad
Emilia García López, Head of Foreign
Affairs of the Council for Galician
Culture, Santiago de Compostela, Spain
New mobilities of migration in Galicia
(2010-2014)
Domenico Gabrielli, University of
Rome “La Sapienza”, National Institute
of Statistics, Rome, Italy: The emigration
of Italian citizens in the 2000s: a special
focus on the United Kingdom
Daniele Valisena, University of
Modena, KTH Stockholm, Sweden:
From migrations to new mobilities in the
European Union transnational space. Italians
in Berlin between anomie and multi-situated
identity
Francesca Mazzuzi, Silvia Aru, University
of Cagliari, Italy: Beyond the
numbers: socio-cultural backgrounds and
expectations of the new Sardinian (e)migrants
in the time of the crisis
Session 3 Old and New European
Migrations
Chair: Professor Adam Walaszek, Jagiellonian
University Institute of American
Studies and Polish Diaspora, Krakow,
Poland.
Speakers:
Federica Moretti, Katholieke University,
Leuven, Belgium: Old and new Italian
migrations in Belgium
Suzana Cascão, University of Rome: