Allievi
Biographic Data
| ID | 3602 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Allievi |
| FAMILY NAME | Allievi |
| SIGNATURE | ALLIEVI |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Padua |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8571-7390 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 53 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Migrants' descendants in Italy
Migrants' descendants have always attracted the attention of social research, particularly in the field of migration studies. Indeed, their condition on the edge between cultural and political containers makes them central subjects in the analysis of migration processes and outcomes. For over twenty years, Italian studies have also focused on this social group, producing numerous - and sometimes disconnected - studies. The literature review draws…
European Islam and the Italian case. Tendencies and specificities
In the second half of XXth century, the processes of secularization, privatization, and pluralization of the religious offer, have completely changed the European religious landscape. These processes have accelerated enormously with the arrival and progressive stabilization of ever larger waves of immigrants. The presence of Muslim immigrants (statistically, culturally, and geopolitically, the most significant and the most debated of these new re…
Lived Religion, Lived Citizenship
In recent years, both religious studies and citizenship studies have developed research approaches grounded in the everyday experience of social actors, leading to the concepts of lived religion and lived citizenship. The convergence of these approaches has fostered innovative research exploring the interplay between citizenship and religious experience, particularly among migrants and their descendants. Building on these theoretical developments…
Radicalismo islamico. Con il diario americano di Sayyid Qutb
Radicalismo islamico. Con il diario americano di Sayyid Qutb." Islam and Christian–Muslim Relations, 28(4), pp. 521–522
Conflicts over Mosques in Europe
Immigration, religious diversity and recognition of differences
Migration entails, among other consequences, the presence of different cultures and religions. Italy, being a latecomer among immigration countries, has had specific difficulties in acknowledging the new cultural and religious pluralism brought by migrations, due to lack of knowledge and reflection in this sphere. In the more recent context of social and cultural change in Europe, Italian society is also going through a phase characterised by rea…
Reactive identities and Islamophobia
The presence of increasing percentages of immigrants in the European social landscape is not only a quantitative fact, with consequences on several social and cultural dynamics and indicators. It produces an important qualitative change. From being a pathology, plurality is becoming physiology. Religion is a key factor in this process. There is a synchronic pluralization going on: the level of pluralization of the religious and cultural offer is …
Immigration and Cultural Pluralism in Italy
The presence of ever-increasing numbers of immigrants in the European social landscape is not merely a quantitative fact. Changes in the quantitative levels of so many different indicators (economic, social, cultural, political, religious) produce qualitative changes also. These changes are often interpreted in terms of multiculturalism: that is to say, societies becoming more and more plural, in terms of cultures and religions. Italian can be co…
L’islam in Italia
The Italian Islamic community numbers three hundred million persons including those coming from Muslim countries, irregular immigrants and converts. After bringing details of the situation to light, the article examines the composition of the sphere of Muslim associations which represent, however, only a minority of Italian Muslims. Most, in fact, find themselves in mosques without feeling the need to be more widely represented or, due to logisti…
Western Europe and its Islam
Starting from a recent study and comparative research on Islam in Europe, the author analyses come implications of the islamic presence in Europe
Women Embracing Islam
How the Immigrant has Become Muslim
Parmi les figures de l’altérité que la sociologie a conceptualisées, on a pu voir le passage de la minorité interne à l’étranger, puis à l’immigré, qui a été longtemps l’idéal-type de « l’Autre ». Ces dernières années il semble remplacé par le musulman. De nombreuses raisons expliquent ce passage. Les unes sont liées à la conjoncture, qu’il s’agisse des transformations de l’immigration en Europe ou de l’émergence de l’Islam comme acteur global. D…
Muslim Networks and Transnational Communities in and Across Europe
Sociology of a Newcomer
In this chapter I offer a description of the arrival and settlement of Muslim communities in Italy, and on the socio-cultural implications of this process
Pour une sociologie des conversions
In this article, the author attempts to define religious conversion, beginning with the classical approaches and underlining their limitations, up until the most recent theoretical developments. In particular, he attempts to interpret conversion phenomena on the basis of concepts of religious demand and supply. Sociological thinking in this area has concentrated on demand, searching for a causal explanation of conversions. This approach has prove…
How the Immigrant has Become Muslim
Parmi les figures de l’altérité que la sociologie a conceptualisées, on a pu voir le passage de la minorité interne à l’étranger, puis à l’immigré, qui a été longtemps l’idéal-type de « l’Autre ». Ces dernières années il semble remplacé par le musulman. De nombreuses raisons expliquent ce passage. Les unes sont liées à la conjoncture, qu’il s’agisse des transformations de l’immigration en Europe ou de l’émergence de l’Islam comme acteur global. D…
Immigration and Cultural Pluralism in Italy
The presence of ever-increasing numbers of immigrants in the European social landscape is not merely a quantitative fact. Changes in the quantitative levels of so many different indicators (economic, social, cultural, political, religious) produce qualitative changes also. These changes are often interpreted in terms of multiculturalism: that is to say, societies becoming more and more plural, in terms of cultures and religions. Italian can be co…
Reactive identities and Islamophobia
The presence of increasing percentages of immigrants in the European social landscape is not only a quantitative fact, with consequences on several social and cultural dynamics and indicators. It produces an important qualitative change. From being a pathology, plurality is becoming physiology. Religion is a key factor in this process. There is a synchronic pluralization going on: the level of pluralization of the religious and cultural offer is …
Sociology of a Newcomer
In this chapter I offer a description of the arrival and settlement of Muslim communities in Italy, and on the socio-cultural implications of this process
Pour une sociologie des conversions
In this article, the author attempts to define religious conversion, beginning with the classical approaches and underlining their limitations, up until the most recent theoretical developments. In particular, he attempts to interpret conversion phenomena on the basis of concepts of religious demand and supply. Sociological thinking in this area has concentrated on demand, searching for a causal explanation of conversions. This approach has prove…
European Islam and the Italian case. Tendencies and specificities
In the second half of XXth century, the processes of secularization, privatization, and pluralization of the religious offer, have completely changed the European religious landscape. These processes have accelerated enormously with the arrival and progressive stabilization of ever larger waves of immigrants. The presence of Muslim immigrants (statistically, culturally, and geopolitically, the most significant and the most debated of these new re…
Pour une sociologie des conversions
In this article, the author attempts to define religious conversion, beginning with the classical approaches and underlining their limitations, up until the most recent theoretical developments. In particular, he attempts to interpret conversion phenomena on the basis of concepts of religious demand and supply. Sociological thinking in this area has concentrated on demand, searching for a causal explanation of conversions. This approach has prove…
Muslim Networks and Transnational Communities in and Across Europe
Sociology of a Newcomer
In this chapter I offer a description of the arrival and settlement of Muslim communities in Italy, and on the socio-cultural implications of this process
How the Immigrant has Become Muslim
Parmi les figures de l’altérité que la sociologie a conceptualisées, on a pu voir le passage de la minorité interne à l’étranger, puis à l’immigré, qui a été longtemps l’idéal-type de « l’Autre ». Ces dernières années il semble remplacé par le musulman. De nombreuses raisons expliquent ce passage. Les unes sont liées à la conjoncture, qu’il s’agisse des transformations de l’immigration en Europe ou de l’émergence de l’Islam comme acteur global. D…
Women Embracing Islam
Western Europe and its Islam
Starting from a recent study and comparative research on Islam in Europe, the author analyses come implications of the islamic presence in Europe
L’islam in Italia
The Italian Islamic community numbers three hundred million persons including those coming from Muslim countries, irregular immigrants and converts. After bringing details of the situation to light, the article examines the composition of the sphere of Muslim associations which represent, however, only a minority of Italian Muslims. Most, in fact, find themselves in mosques without feeling the need to be more widely represented or, due to logisti…
Immigration and Cultural Pluralism in Italy
The presence of ever-increasing numbers of immigrants in the European social landscape is not merely a quantitative fact. Changes in the quantitative levels of so many different indicators (economic, social, cultural, political, religious) produce qualitative changes also. These changes are often interpreted in terms of multiculturalism: that is to say, societies becoming more and more plural, in terms of cultures and religions. Italian can be co…
Reactive identities and Islamophobia
The presence of increasing percentages of immigrants in the European social landscape is not only a quantitative fact, with consequences on several social and cultural dynamics and indicators. It produces an important qualitative change. From being a pathology, plurality is becoming physiology. Religion is a key factor in this process. There is a synchronic pluralization going on: the level of pluralization of the religious and cultural offer is …
Immigration, religious diversity and recognition of differences
Migration entails, among other consequences, the presence of different cultures and religions. Italy, being a latecomer among immigration countries, has had specific difficulties in acknowledging the new cultural and religious pluralism brought by migrations, due to lack of knowledge and reflection in this sphere. In the more recent context of social and cultural change in Europe, Italian society is also going through a phase characterised by rea…
Conflicts over Mosques in Europe
Radicalismo islamico. Con il diario americano di Sayyid Qutb
Radicalismo islamico. Con il diario americano di Sayyid Qutb." Islam and Christian–Muslim Relations, 28(4), pp. 521–522
Migrants' descendants in Italy
Migrants' descendants have always attracted the attention of social research, particularly in the field of migration studies. Indeed, their condition on the edge between cultural and political containers makes them central subjects in the analysis of migration processes and outcomes. For over twenty years, Italian studies have also focused on this social group, producing numerous - and sometimes disconnected - studies. The literature review draws…
European Islam and the Italian case. Tendencies and specificities
In the second half of XXth century, the processes of secularization, privatization, and pluralization of the religious offer, have completely changed the European religious landscape. These processes have accelerated enormously with the arrival and progressive stabilization of ever larger waves of immigrants. The presence of Muslim immigrants (statistically, culturally, and geopolitically, the most significant and the most debated of these new re…
Lived Religion, Lived Citizenship
In recent years, both religious studies and citizenship studies have developed research approaches grounded in the everyday experience of social actors, leading to the concepts of lived religion and lived citizenship. The convergence of these approaches has fostered innovative research exploring the interplay between citizenship and religious experience, particularly among migrants and their descendants. Building on these theoretical developments…
Islam (11 works) · Political science (10 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · History (4 works)