[Histport] COST ACTION PIMo | Workshop Working Group 4 (People) Movement and Displacement | 09-10.3.2020 |

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CA18140 - People in Motion: Entangled Histories of Displacement across the Mediterranean (1492-1923)

COST ACTION PIMo | Workshop Working Group 4 (People) Movement and Displacement | 09-10.3.2020 | 

 

 

Faculdade de Letras, Universidade de Lisboa, 9-10.3.2020, Rooms B1 e B2

The questions that we will look to answer in Lisbon include:

1) Who are the people moving? 2) What are the drivers and circumstances of human movement, beyond the binary of voluntary and involuntary? How do we historicise these? 3) What influence do historical conditions (regime, political, expulsion, persecution, and dynastic change; climate change and catastrophic natural disasters; food insecurity, personal safety; employment and economic opportunity) in the determination and/or conditioning of human movement? 4) What are the ‘positive’ contingencies for human movement like exploration and its powerful motivations of curiosity, wonder, and pleasure; trade; love and marriage, family, friendship, and global-transnational bonds.

 

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http://www.centrodehistoria-flul.com/abertura/cost-action-pimo-workshop-working-group-4-people-movement-and-displacement-09-a-10-de-marco-salas-b1-e-b2

 

 

As questões a que se procura responder neste workshop são:

1) Quem são as pessoas estão em movimento?2) Quais são os factores e as circunstâncias do movimento humano, além do binário do voluntário e involuntário?Como nós os historizamos?3) Que influência as condições históricas (regime, política, expulsão, perseguição e mudança dinástica; mudança climática e desastres naturais; insegurança alimentar, segurança pessoal; emprego e oportunidade econômica) que determinam e / ou condicionamento o movimento humano?4) Quais são as contingências "positivas" para o movimento humano, como exploração e suas poderosas motivações de curiosidade, admiração e prazer;comércio;amor e casamento, família, amizade e laços transnacionais globais?

Mais informações em:

http://www.centrodehistoria-flul.com/abertura/cost-action-pimo-workshop-working-group-4-people-movement-and-displacement-09-a-10-de-marco-salas-b1-e-b2

 

Program

9 March

17.30  Welcome, Director of the Center for History,Professor Luís Filipe Barreto

Open session and keynote address

 

Mediterranean Migrations and Entrepreneurial Diasporas, 15^th-19^th Centuries: An Overview

Gelina Harlaftis, Institute of Mediterranean Studies, Crete

 

10 March

9.00-11.00: Session 1

 

Moors and Moriscos between Morocco and Portugal (16^th century):  Mobility, interaction and identity

Filomena Barros, University of Évora

 

Between Welfare and Vagrancy: The Regulation of Migration and Assistance to the Poor Among the Men of the Nation

Hugo Martins, University of Lisbon

 

Invisible People: Muslims in 18^th-Century Trieste, Vienna and Beyond

David do Paço, Sciences Po, CHSP

 

A Regional Outreach: Movement and Entrepreneurial Networks in the Eastern Mediterranean

Katerina Galani, Institute for Mediterranean Studies, Crete

 

11.00-11.30: Coffee Break

 

11.30-13.30: Mind Mapping Knowledge WG4 (part 1): divide participants onto groups of   max 4 with a two way tool box: conceptualization + methodology

 

13.30-14.30: Lunch

 

14.30-16.00: Session 2

 

Violent Migrations of Albanians from the Territories of the Former Yugoslavia

Hiriet Ziberi, Department of History, University of Tetova

 

Family Networks, Isomorphism and Migration Dynamics. The Chrestou and Pavlou (Pavli) Families from Gjirokastra (S. Albania) (18^th-19^th c.)

Konstantinos Giakoumis, POLIS University – Tirana 

 

The Conceptualization of the Migration Crisis in Public Discourse

Nihada Delibegovic Dzanic and Tanja Pavlovic, University of Tuzla

 

16.00-16.30: Coffee Break

 

16.30-18.30: Mind Mapping Knowledge WG4 (part 2): divide participants onto groups of  max 4 with a two way tool box: outputs and out-PiMO connections

 

18.30-19.30: Reporting Results Mind Mapping Exercise and Stream Line to Future Events

 

19.30: End

 

Mind Mapping Sessions:

All participants are invited to participate in the mind mapping sessions. Giovanni Tarantino, Katrina O’Laughlin, José Alberto Tavim, Cátia Antunes, Joanna Musiatewicz (joanna.musiatewicz@gmail.com), Giedre Blazite (giedre@ces.lt ) and Donal Hassett.