Giulia Fabini
Biographic Data
| ID | 4076626 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giulia Fabini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giulia |
| FAMILY NAME | Fabini |
| SIGNATURE | FABINI G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bologna |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Citizenship in the undeportation regime
This article explores the dynamics of citizenship production within the context of the undeportation regime in Italy. We argue that citizenship emerges through situated and unpredictable interactions with legal systems, civil society, and informal networks. We conceptualise citizenship not as a legal status but as a situated and relational process of inclusion (or differential inclusion) emerging from legal and social practices of negotiation amo…
Decentrare il sapere
Questo numero monografico nasce precisamente dall’esigenza di riflettere su questa frattura, interrogandosi su cosa significhi oggi meridionalizzare la conoscenza: decostruire l’eurocentrismo epistemico, valorizzare i saperi situati, riconoscere la pluralità delle tradizioni teoriche prodotte ai margini e attraverso i margini, e soprattutto contribuire allo sviluppo di un metodo capace di attraversare criticamente la relazione Nord/Sud come tensi…
Governing Immobility in the Covid-19 Crisis in Italy
In this article, we critically analyze how different confinement sites for migrants in Italy, such as reception centers, pre-removal detention facilities, hotspots, and quarantine ships, have functioned as tools for controlling migration during the COVID-19 pandemic. We specifically focus on the nonconforming behaviors exhibited by migrants within these sites. Our analysis aims to shed light on the mechanisms of control by examining acts of resis…
La prospettiva translocale nell'analisi socio-giuridica dei confini
In this paper, I will first explain the theoretical concept of “trans-local legalities”, departing from the debate around transnational law, then I will apply it to the socio-legal study of border control. Such concept provides us with a theoretical lens to observe the transformations of law that: a) occur in other sites than the traditional ones of law-making processes, and b) develop from below, namely, from the encounter between local struggle…
Immigration Detention as Social Defence
Drawing on an empirical study, this article explores the role of immigration detention in Italy by analysing the way a specific rhetoric of ‘dangerousness’ has developed and is being used within the framework of immigration enforcement policies. Our argument is that immigration detention has been transformed into an instrument of crime prevention and ‘social defence’, and that this transformation is fuelled by the central position that the legal …
Internal bordering in the context of undeportability
In a contemporaneity of high mobility, porous borders, and harsher immigration laws, the great majority of illegalized migrants are not deported; they remain in the territory in a condition of legal non-existence. Through a case study of the interaction between illegalized migrants and police in Italy, this article demonstrates the utility of the concept of “border performativity” for the research on border control. It reveals how “differential i…
Bridget Anderson, Us & Them? The Dangerous Politics of Immigration Control
Internal bordering in the context of undeportability
In a contemporaneity of high mobility, porous borders, and harsher immigration laws, the great majority of illegalized migrants are not deported; they remain in the territory in a condition of legal non-existence. Through a case study of the interaction between illegalized migrants and police in Italy, this article demonstrates the utility of the concept of “border performativity” for the research on border control. It reveals how “differential i…
Immigration Detention as Social Defence
Drawing on an empirical study, this article explores the role of immigration detention in Italy by analysing the way a specific rhetoric of ‘dangerousness’ has developed and is being used within the framework of immigration enforcement policies. Our argument is that immigration detention has been transformed into an instrument of crime prevention and ‘social defence’, and that this transformation is fuelled by the central position that the legal …
Bridget Anderson, Us & Them? The Dangerous Politics of Immigration Control
Bridget Anderson, Us & Them? The Dangerous Politics of Immigration Control
Immigration Detention as Social Defence
Drawing on an empirical study, this article explores the role of immigration detention in Italy by analysing the way a specific rhetoric of ‘dangerousness’ has developed and is being used within the framework of immigration enforcement policies. Our argument is that immigration detention has been transformed into an instrument of crime prevention and ‘social defence’, and that this transformation is fuelled by the central position that the legal …
Internal bordering in the context of undeportability
In a contemporaneity of high mobility, porous borders, and harsher immigration laws, the great majority of illegalized migrants are not deported; they remain in the territory in a condition of legal non-existence. Through a case study of the interaction between illegalized migrants and police in Italy, this article demonstrates the utility of the concept of “border performativity” for the research on border control. It reveals how “differential i…
La prospettiva translocale nell'analisi socio-giuridica dei confini
In this paper, I will first explain the theoretical concept of “trans-local legalities”, departing from the debate around transnational law, then I will apply it to the socio-legal study of border control. Such concept provides us with a theoretical lens to observe the transformations of law that: a) occur in other sites than the traditional ones of law-making processes, and b) develop from below, namely, from the encounter between local struggle…
Governing Immobility in the Covid-19 Crisis in Italy
In this article, we critically analyze how different confinement sites for migrants in Italy, such as reception centers, pre-removal detention facilities, hotspots, and quarantine ships, have functioned as tools for controlling migration during the COVID-19 pandemic. We specifically focus on the nonconforming behaviors exhibited by migrants within these sites. Our analysis aims to shed light on the mechanisms of control by examining acts of resis…
Decentrare il sapere
Questo numero monografico nasce precisamente dall’esigenza di riflettere su questa frattura, interrogandosi su cosa significhi oggi meridionalizzare la conoscenza: decostruire l’eurocentrismo epistemico, valorizzare i saperi situati, riconoscere la pluralità delle tradizioni teoriche prodotte ai margini e attraverso i margini, e soprattutto contribuire allo sviluppo di un metodo capace di attraversare criticamente la relazione Nord/Sud come tensi…
Citizenship in the undeportation regime
This article explores the dynamics of citizenship production within the context of the undeportation regime in Italy. We argue that citizenship emerges through situated and unpredictable interactions with legal systems, civil society, and informal networks. We conceptualise citizenship not as a legal status but as a situated and relational process of inclusion (or differential inclusion) emerging from legal and social practices of negotiation amo…
Migration, Refugees, and Integration (5 works) · Criminology (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Immigration (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Migration, Health and Trauma (3 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Economics (2 works)