http://elea.unisa.it/xmlui/handle/10556/8693 Intersectionality, migration, decolonial studies: for a critical inquiry and praxis 2026-05-25T21:43:01Z http://elea.unisa.it/xmlui/handle/10556/8706 Title: Intersectionality as critical inquiry and praxis Authors: Bernacchi, Erika 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z http://elea.unisa.it/xmlui/handle/10556/8705 Title: Famiglie transnazionali e intersezionalità: prospettive di ricerca e intervento sociale Authors: Santero, Arianna Abstract: L’articolo si propone di esplorare le potenzialità del concetto di “intersezionalità” nell’ambito della ricerca e dell’intervento sociale sulle famiglie transnazionali. L'articolo, attraverso una disanima critica di contributi di ricerca, sostiene che l’approccio intersezionale contribuisce alla ricerca sociologica sulle famiglie transnazionali da un punto di vista: 1) della definizione di domande di ricerca su traiettorie individuali e famigliari, agency situata e impatto del contesto istituzionale, 2) metodologico, in prospettiva decoloniale, posizionata e partecipativa; 3) della promozione di interventi sociali potenzianti e anti-oppressivi. 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z http://elea.unisa.it/xmlui/handle/10556/8704 Title: Intersezionalità e decolonialità: nuove lenti sugli studi delle migrazioni femminili attraverso il caso studio delle donne originarie del Subcontinente indiano in Italia Authors: Rossetti, Sara Abstract: Based on years of field research on Indian Subcontinent migrant communities in Rome. The intervention intends to interpret women's experiences with the paradigms of intersectionality and decoloniality. Migrant women are usually described as victims or using unique categories. On the other hand, there are many factors that intersect and characterize complex existences: age, class, race, religion, social status, language skills and, last but not least, historical-political pressures. This work is an attempt to put them together to restore a picture that brings out oppressions, roles of power, resistance. 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z http://elea.unisa.it/xmlui/handle/10556/8703 Title: Praticare l’intersezionalità nei centri antiviolenza: l’accoglienza delle donne migranti, richiedenti asilo e rifugiate Authors: Carbone, Chiara Abstract: Identifying the barriers that characterise the difficulties of access to anti-violence centres in Italy is not easy, because in addition to the different forms of violence recognisable in women's daily lives, it is necessary to reflect on a deeper and more impactful aspect, which depends on the very structure of society and on the integration difficulties experienced by migrant women, especially following Covid 19. In order to frame the difficulties experienced by women, it is useful to apply an ecological and multidimensional reading of access barriers. Moreover, in women's experiences it should be considered the weight of structural violence, a form of violence intrinsic to the functioning of the host society that produces marginalisation and isolation (Farmer 2006). Structural violence is identified through the recognition of language and cultural barriers (Crenshaw 1991), institutional-bureaucratic barriers and legal barriers, obstacles that contribute to making women in different ways and to different degrees more vulnerable and subject to forms of violence on the basis of specific dynamics, which are generated by the intersection of some axes, for example gender, ethnicity and social class membership. What can be done to strengthen and improve access to anti-violence centres? Certainly, changes in the feminist practices are ongoing, in a dynamic process, oriented towards developing an intersectional methodology calibrated to women's situations and situated knowledges (Haraway 1988). 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z