The Exhibition/La Mostra alla Rocca di Bertinoro “Saperi che non si dimenticano: il patrimonio delle imprese e degli imprenditori italiani in Argentina” - “Unforgettable knowledge: the heritage of Italian businesses and entrepreneurs in Argentina” (will be inaugurated/sarà inaugurata 2 giugno 2022 alle 18)
Participants and affiliations (in alphabetical order)
- Balsas Maria Soledad, CONICET, Universidad Nacional de La Matanza, San Justo
- Battilani Patrizia, University of Bologna
- Bernát, Anikó, TÁRKI Social Research Institute, Budapest
- Cavelli Chiara, IPC Verri, Busto Arsizio
- Ceccorulli Michela, University of Bologna
- Dallara Cristina, University of Bologna
- Dugar Giulia, University of Bologna
- Fauri Francesca University of Bologna
- Francesco Scalone, University of Bologna
- Galantino Maria Grazia, Sapienza University, Rome
- Galassi Paolo, CEINA, Universidad Nacional del Sur, Bahía Blanca
- Gasperoni Giancarlo, University of Bologna
- Impicciatore Roberto, University of Bologna
- Lacchei Alice, University of Bologna
- Lucassen Leo, Leiden University
- Mantovani Debora, University of Bologna
- McQuinn Mark, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London
- Merlotti Herédia Vania Beatriz, University of Caxias do Sul
- Messineo Francesca, Sapienza University, Rome
- Pastorino Veronica, University of Bologna
- Rettaroli Rosella, University of Bologna
- Samoggia Alessandra, University of Bologna
- Scalone Francesco, University of Bologna
- Sebesta Lorenza, Universidad de Buenos Aires
- Strangio Donatella, Sapienza University, Rome
- Tedeschi Paolo, Bicocca University, Milan
- Tóth Judit, University of Szeged
- Varini Valerio, Bicocca University, Milan
- Vlach Eleonora, Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main
This Conference and the attached Exhibition originate within an Erasmus+ project of the European
Commission awarded in 2020 by a research team coordinated by Francesca Fauri of the University
of Bologna, with the help of the Punto Europa in Forlì. The research team also consists of Donatella
Strangio, Debora Mantovani, Eleonora Vlach, Vania Herédia, María Soledad Balsas, Paolo Galassi
and Fabio Casini. The project – titled “Past and Present Migration Challenges: What European and
American History Can Teach Us (PPM)” – has several objectives, including conducting
multidisciplinary research on migratory movements and comparing current and past challenges.
Thanks, in fact, to the comparison of past and present migration experiences and through a
multi-disciplinary approach that includes economic, political and sociological contributions from
both continents, this project aims to shed light on the complex nature of migratory movements and
use the past as a way to better understand current challenges.
The members of the Conference Scientific Committee are: Francesca Fauri (University of Bologna,
Italy), Debora Mantovani (University of Bologna, Italy), Donatella Strangio (Sapienza University,
Rome, Italy), Maria Soledad Balsas (CONICET, Universidad Nacional de La Matanza – UNLAM -
Argentina), Vania Herédia (Universidade de Caxias do Sul, Brazil) and Eleonora Vlach (Goethe
University, Frankfurt, Germany).
