Tommaso Trevisani
Biographic Data
| ID | 1227243 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tommaso Trevisani |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tommaso |
| FAMILY NAME | Trevisani |
| SIGNATURE | TREVISANI T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Università di Napoli L’Orientale, Piazza San Domenico Maggiore 12, 80134 Napoli, Italia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9092-030X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Des familles rurales confrontées à la dégradation de l'environnement dans les oasis d'Asie centrale: Héritage soviétique et nouveaux défis
Basé sur des ethnographies de l'Ouzbékistan (Khorezm) et du Kazakhstan méridional (steppe de la Faim, delta du Syr-Daria), cet article décrit, contextualise et discute de la façon dont les familles rurales des oasis d'Asie centrale se sont adaptées aux conditions environnementales changeantes en s'appuyant de plus en plus sur les liens de parenté. Là où les conditions écologiques remettaient en question la viabilité des anciennes pratiques agrico…
Tamerlano: Il conquistatore delle steppe che assoggettò l’Asia dando vita ad una nuova civiltà, written by Michele Bernardini
Recensione della monografia: Tamerlano: il conquistatore delle steppe che assoggettò l’Asia dando vita ad una nuova civiltà
Restructuring Marriage and Family in Industrial Kazakhstan: Axes of Inequality and Conjugality in a Former Soviet Steel Plant
This paper addresses how changing patterns of conjugality, family and labour play out in a gender-mixed, multi-ethnic industrial setting built in Soviet times and nowadays owned by foreign corporate capital. Matrimonial relationships among Kazakhstani steel workers have come under sustained pressure as a consequence of privatization and labour restructuring. As a result, workers must accommodate their family lives and partnership prospects to the…
The veterans’ gala: The use of tradition in an industrial labour conflict in contemporary Kazakhstan
Since its privatization in 1995, Kazakhstan’s largest steel mill has been in a restructuring process characterized by workforce reduction, augmented pressure on remaining jobs and labour conflict over wages, work conditions and corporate social responsibility. In 2013, in an attempt to re-establish harmonious relationships with workers, management invited the mill’s former labour aristocracy to join a newly established veterans’ council, a forum …
The veterans’ gala: The use of tradition in an industrial labour conflict in contemporary Kazakhstan
Since its privatization in 1995, Kazakhstan’s largest steel mill has been in a restructuring process characterized by workforce reduction, augmented pressure on remaining jobs and labour conflict over wages, work conditions and corporate social responsibility. In 2013, in an attempt to re-establish harmonious relationships with workers, management invited the mill’s former labour aristocracy to join a newly established veterans’ council, a forum …
Modern weddings in Uzbekistan: Ritual change from ‘above’ and from ‘below’
Under the new conditions of independence, wedding ceremonies in Uzbekistan have increasingly diversified along growing social and economic divides. Recent state measures to curb ritual expenditures follow the furrow of a long tradition of criticism against ritual prodigality which, however, falls short of its self-set target of enforcing more ‘rational’ rituals. Based on fieldwork conducted in the Ferghana Valley, this paper sheds a new light on …
After the Kolkhoz: Rural elites in competition
Caught between predictions of Islamist upheaval and the menace of regional fragmentation,1 current understandings of the social dynamics in rural Uzbekistan continue to be trapped by ‘discourses of
Central Asia: Aspects of Transition
After the Kolkhoz: Rural elites in competition
Caught between predictions of Islamist upheaval and the menace of regional fragmentation,1 current understandings of the social dynamics in rural Uzbekistan continue to be trapped by ‘discourses of
Modern weddings in Uzbekistan: Ritual change from ‘above’ and from ‘below’
Under the new conditions of independence, wedding ceremonies in Uzbekistan have increasingly diversified along growing social and economic divides. Recent state measures to curb ritual expenditures follow the furrow of a long tradition of criticism against ritual prodigality which, however, falls short of its self-set target of enforcing more ‘rational’ rituals. Based on fieldwork conducted in the Ferghana Valley, this paper sheds a new light on …
Central Asia: Aspects of Transition
Restructuring Marriage and Family in Industrial Kazakhstan: Axes of Inequality and Conjugality in a Former Soviet Steel Plant
This paper addresses how changing patterns of conjugality, family and labour play out in a gender-mixed, multi-ethnic industrial setting built in Soviet times and nowadays owned by foreign corporate capital. Matrimonial relationships among Kazakhstani steel workers have come under sustained pressure as a consequence of privatization and labour restructuring. As a result, workers must accommodate their family lives and partnership prospects to the…
Central Asia: Aspects of Transition
After the Kolkhoz: Rural elites in competition
Caught between predictions of Islamist upheaval and the menace of regional fragmentation,1 current understandings of the social dynamics in rural Uzbekistan continue to be trapped by ‘discourses of
Modern weddings in Uzbekistan: Ritual change from ‘above’ and from ‘below’
Under the new conditions of independence, wedding ceremonies in Uzbekistan have increasingly diversified along growing social and economic divides. Recent state measures to curb ritual expenditures follow the furrow of a long tradition of criticism against ritual prodigality which, however, falls short of its self-set target of enforcing more ‘rational’ rituals. Based on fieldwork conducted in the Ferghana Valley, this paper sheds a new light on …
The veterans’ gala: The use of tradition in an industrial labour conflict in contemporary Kazakhstan
Since its privatization in 1995, Kazakhstan’s largest steel mill has been in a restructuring process characterized by workforce reduction, augmented pressure on remaining jobs and labour conflict over wages, work conditions and corporate social responsibility. In 2013, in an attempt to re-establish harmonious relationships with workers, management invited the mill’s former labour aristocracy to join a newly established veterans’ council, a forum …
The veterans’ gala: The use of tradition in an industrial labour conflict in contemporary Kazakhstan
Since its privatization in 1995, Kazakhstan’s largest steel mill has been in a restructuring process characterized by workforce reduction, augmented pressure on remaining jobs and labour conflict over wages, work conditions and corporate social responsibility. In 2013, in an attempt to re-establish harmonious relationships with workers, management invited the mill’s former labour aristocracy to join a newly established veterans’ council, a forum …
Restructuring Marriage and Family in Industrial Kazakhstan: Axes of Inequality and Conjugality in a Former Soviet Steel Plant
This paper addresses how changing patterns of conjugality, family and labour play out in a gender-mixed, multi-ethnic industrial setting built in Soviet times and nowadays owned by foreign corporate capital. Matrimonial relationships among Kazakhstani steel workers have come under sustained pressure as a consequence of privatization and labour restructuring. As a result, workers must accommodate their family lives and partnership prospects to the…
Tamerlano: Il conquistatore delle steppe che assoggettò l’Asia dando vita ad una nuova civiltà, written by Michele Bernardini
Recensione della monografia: Tamerlano: il conquistatore delle steppe che assoggettò l’Asia dando vita ad una nuova civiltà
Des familles rurales confrontées à la dégradation de l'environnement dans les oasis d'Asie centrale: Héritage soviétique et nouveaux défis
Basé sur des ethnographies de l'Ouzbékistan (Khorezm) et du Kazakhstan méridional (steppe de la Faim, delta du Syr-Daria), cet article décrit, contextualise et discute de la façon dont les familles rurales des oasis d'Asie centrale se sont adaptées aux conditions environnementales changeantes en s'appuyant de plus en plus sur les liens de parenté. Là où les conditions écologiques remettaient en question la viabilité des anciennes pratiques agrico…
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