Giornate di studi dottorali franco-italiane

Thinking the “Unthinkable”

Contestations and Mobilizations in the Africas

19 - 20 September 2011

Conservatorio delle Orfane, Terra Murata, Procida
 

Monday, September 19

9.00

Opening Session: Alessandro Triulzi (L’Orientale)

9.30-13.00

Session 1: Historicity of Contestations
Chairs-Discussants: Johanna Simeant (Paris 1), Cristina Ercolessi (L’Orientale)

ALFIERI Valeria (Paris 1-L’Orientale)
From " Revolution" to "Liberation" : the emergence of ethnic political mobilization in Burundi

CASENTINI Giulia (Siena)
Violence, protest and construction of political belonging in Northern Ghana

CONNAN Dominique (Paris 1)
Symbolic import-export and the collective action of economic elites. Elite associations in Kenya since 1990

SCIMONELLI Fabrizio (L’Orientale)
Tradition leadership and transition. KwaZulu-Natal and Lybia

13.00 Lunch

14.30-18.00

Session 2: Actors and Spaces of Contestations

Chairs-discussants: Richard Banegas (Paris1), Simona Taliani (Torino)

BAILLOT Helene (Paris 1)
Examining the division of labor within a transnational network: The Case of the Committee for the Abolition of Third World Debt (CADTM) in Africa

BARONE Stefano (Siena)
Metalheads and the Revolution in Tunisia: youth culture, politics and the magical recovery of communitas

FOUQUET Thomas (EHESS, Paris)
An Art of Subaltern Citizenship in Dakar: implicit contestation within the “ladies-of-the-night”

ROSSI Alice (Milano-Bicocca)
Forms of protest in Tangier (Morocco): ruptures and continuities between generation

Tuesday, September 20

9.00-13.00

Session 3: Forms and modalities of Contestations

Chairs-disscussants: Roberto Beneduce (Torino)/Dino Cutolo (Siena)

BORILLO Sara (L’Orientale)
"The 20th February" Movement and the constitutional reform in Morocco: a democratic compromise? A gender based lecture

FORNASETTI Pietro (Siena)
Leave for the adventure. Transaharan route between Boulgou (Burkina Faso) and Italy

CHAOUANE Emma (Paris 1)
The multiplexing of mobilizations toward the weaving of a new associative pattern in Mali with and around expelled Malian

GASPARETTI Fedora (Torino)
"Thank you Facebook"! Different protests and female participation during Tunisian revolution

13.00-13.30

Closing Session

Johanna Simeant (Paris1), Cristina Ercolessi (L’Orientale)

13.30 Lunch

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