Chiara Davino graduated in Architecture from the University Iuav of Venice (2019), where she was subsequently research fellow in Architectural Representation (2020). She is currently a PhD candidate in Social Research at Sociology and Business Law Department at University of Bologna and a member of the research group in Horizon2020 European project Welcoming Spaces. Her research currently investigates how the revitalisation of Italian shrinking areas can be linked to the reception of migrants and asylum seekers while offering spaces for interaction. Additionally, she is co-founder of Assembramenti (2020), a digital platform aimed to critically interpret space as a cultural process in the era of overlapping crises, and co-founder of Reimagining Mobilities (2022), a research group at Sociology and Business Law Department (University of Bologna).
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Migration processes
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Socio-cultural consequences
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Migration policy and law
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University of Bologna
University, Bologna, Italy
PhD Student
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Suggested Research
Local Migration Governance in European Shrinking Areas: a German and an Italian Case
| Authors | José Ricardo Martins, Chiara Davino, Chiara Davino |
| Year | 2023 |
| Journal Name | Journal of International Migration and Integration |
| Citations (WoS) | 2 |