@EASAinfo Anthropology and Mobility Network (ANTHROMOB)
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Last week's MoMO lecture is now available on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=y_HyJPYy…
Thank you to Terje Toomistu for an excellent talk and thanks to all who joined online!
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Excited for our next MoMO lecture this Thursday with Terje Toomistu on "Comfort Refugees and Uncomfortable Belongings: Affective Governance and East-to-West Migration in Europe." More info and registration at easaonline.org/event/return-…
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Reminder: the call for panels for EASA 2026 in Poznań will close on Nov. 3, so if you are planning to propose a panel related to (im)mobility and would like to have it affiliated with AnthroMob, please reach out to the network convenors before submitting! easaonline.org/conferences/e…
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Delighted to announce the return of our Moving Mobilities Online (MoMO) Lecture Series, beginning with a talk on November 13, 2025 at 3:00pm CEST by Dr. Terje Toomistu. easaonline.org/event/return-…
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Friendly reminder that the deadline to submit proposals for this year's AnthroMob network workshop, "Feelings on the Move: (Im)mobilities, Embodiment and Emotions" (11-12 Sep. 2025 in The Hague), is this Friday, Feb. 28! For more information: anthromob2025.wordpress.com
Just a heads-up that the location for this year's AnthroMob network workshop on 11-12 Sep. has changed slightly - it will now be held in The Hague. We hope you consider submitting a proposal before the deadline of 28 Feb.! Check out the call for papers at anthromob2025.wordpress.com
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We're excited to share the call for our 2025 AnthroMob network workshop, "Feelings on the Move: (Im)mobilities, Embodiment and Emotions," on 11-12 Sep. at Leiden University in collaboration with the LDE Centre for Governance of Migration and Diversity: anthromob2025.wordpress.com
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ANTHROMOB retweeted
CALL FOR REVIEWERS for this fabulous list of recently published books on #settler colonialism, borders and #empire. If interested, write to [email protected] indicating which book you'd like to review + why you're the best person to review it.
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We are excited about this upcoming workshop in Spanish from MiPres, featuring Kristin Yarris from University of Oregon!
🌍 PENSAR LAS MIGRACIONES Y EL CUIDADO: Desafíos, limitaciones y potencialidades.
📅 25 de octubre - 16h (ARG)
Te invitamos al cierre del IV Ciclo de Conferencias Virtuales, en donde se presentará Kristin Yarris (Universidad de Oregón)
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It has been an honour to foster discussions & collaborations on the #anthropology of #mobility for the past 2 yrs. We @MaarjaKaaristo, @arrobilleta and Flavia Cangia proudly hand over to new convenor team Sonja Ruud & Elise Hjalmarson, ready to take AnthroMob to new heights!🚀🌍
Thinking back to #EASA2024 and the panel “Shaping Futures: Reimagining immobility through an anthropological exploration of waiting, stuckness and hope” co-convened by @MaarjaKaaristo @arrobilleta and Klaudia Kosicińska.
Caterina Borelli showed how the state strategically uses issues of waiting and immobility in migration. Ignacio Fradejas-Garcia discussed how the proclamation of migration crisis has been used to halt the mobilities of unauthorised migrants.
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Great discussions at our @anthromob sponsored panel P013 “Shaping Futures” at @EASAinfo, was a pleasure to co-organise it with @arrobilleta, @FabiolaMancine1, @NoelBSalazar, Flavia Cangia & Ieva Puzo. The panel has a sister panel P308 on Friday so join us if you are at #EASA2024!
The @EASAinfo #Anthromob-sponsored panel P013 “Shaping Futures” discussed the complexities of (im)mobility and exploring structural, personal, social, and political factors that shape it. Joshua Rickard’s presentation examined immobility of Palestinians. #EASA2024
The session concluded with the discussant paper by Anthromob network founder @NoelBSalazar, who provided insightful commentary on the papers focusing on the dynamics of mobility and immobility and scale of political economies. #EASA2024
