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Enrico Fravega

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ID4076687
NAMEEnrico Fravega
GIVEN NAMESEnrico
FAMILY NAMEFravega
SIGNATUREFRAVEGA E
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Genoa
ORCID0000-0001-9013-9484
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • No more "Medi-terranean". Border materialities in the central Mediterranean Sea and their effects on encounters and solidarities

    Enrico Fravega•ARTICLE•MONDI MIGRANTI•2025

    This article examines the materialities of the border assemblage in the central Mediterranean Sea and their impact on encounters and solidarities. By exploring the dynamics of maritime border securitisation, the study reveals how the Mediterranean, traditionally seen as a space of encounter, is increasingly depicted as a battleground. The research highlights the tension between practices of solidarity and border securitisation policies, which cre…

  • A new gaze on the Mediterranean crossroads

    Enrico Fravega, Jacopo Anderlini•ARTICLE•MONDI MIGRANTI•2025

    This text examines the Mediterranean as a contested space constituted through multiple lines of tension, rather than as a unified entity. Drawing on diverse disciplinary traditions – from Braudel's historical-cultural analysis to the Black Mediterranean intersectional approach – the issue conceives the Mediterranean as a "boundary object": sufficiently stable to maintain identity, yet malleable enough to assume new meanings across different socia…

  • Mobilità e immaginari del Canale di Sicilia

    Open Access•Ivan Bonnin, Enrico Fravega et al.•ARTICLE•Quaderni di Sociologia•2025

    The authors explore the migratory and cultural dynamics characterising the central Mediterranean Sea. Through a multi-sited ethnographic approach that considers historical and cultural dynamics, they highlight the layering of encounters and exchanges, frictions and contaminations permeating this space of circulation and movement. Furthermore, this contribution emphasises the importance of “migratory stratifications” and “partial connections” betw…

  • To See and be Seen

    Open Access•Enrico Fravega, Rassa Ghaffari et al.•ARTICLE•Critical Criminology•2025•References: 11

    The Evros/Meriç region constitutes a critical site in the articulation of hegemonic narratives of "extra-legal normality", deeply embedded in the nation-building processes of Greece and Turkey. Historically a zone of fluid cross-border interaction, this borderland—once unified under Ottoman rule—has been reconfigured since the 2000s by increasingly securitized migration governance, shaped in part by EU externalization policies. The Evros border h…

  • Of land and sea. "Interested solidarities" and the migration industry from below

    Ivan Bonnin, Enrico Fravega et al.•ARTICLE•MONDI MIGRANTI•2024

    This paper explores economic interactions between displaced people, local societies and spatial dimensions of migration management and border controls, most notably camps, focusing on the northeast Aegean islands of Chios and Lesvos. It explores the diverse activities, practices, transactions and relations developing in, around and in relation to migrant camps, the array of economic actors involved, and the multiple spatialities operating at diff…

  • The welcoming of refugees and grassroots solidarity in Europe and North America

    Ervis Martani, Enrico Fravega•ARTICLE•MONDI MIGRANTI•2024

  • Razzializzazione in corso. Il caso degli insediamenti informali dei migranti nei distretti agricoli del Mezzogiorno

    Jacopo Anderlini, Enrico Fravega•ARTICLE•SOCIOLOGIA URBANA E RURALE•2023•References: 2

    Nel quadro di un processo di globalizzazione delle filiere agricole, gli insediamenti informali di migranti rappresentano sia il simbolo di una condizione di povertà abitativa anche estrema, sia un luogo fondamentale per la riproduzione sociale della forza lavoro. Allo stesso tempo, questa forma abitativa si rivela essere un dispositivo fondamentale di organizzazione e distribuzione del lavoro bracciantile e delinea l'emergere, anche in Italia, d…

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  • Razzializzazione in corso. Il caso degli insediamenti informali dei migranti nei distretti agricoli del Mezzogiorno

    Jacopo Anderlini, Enrico Fravega•ARTICLE•SOCIOLOGIA URBANA E RURALE•2023•References: 2

    Nel quadro di un processo di globalizzazione delle filiere agricole, gli insediamenti informali di migranti rappresentano sia il simbolo di una condizione di povertà abitativa anche estrema, sia un luogo fondamentale per la riproduzione sociale della forza lavoro. Allo stesso tempo, questa forma abitativa si rivela essere un dispositivo fondamentale di organizzazione e distribuzione del lavoro bracciantile e delinea l'emergere, anche in Italia, d…

  • Of land and sea. "Interested solidarities" and the migration industry from below

    Ivan Bonnin, Enrico Fravega et al.•ARTICLE•MONDI MIGRANTI•2024

    This paper explores economic interactions between displaced people, local societies and spatial dimensions of migration management and border controls, most notably camps, focusing on the northeast Aegean islands of Chios and Lesvos. It explores the diverse activities, practices, transactions and relations developing in, around and in relation to migrant camps, the array of economic actors involved, and the multiple spatialities operating at diff…

  • The welcoming of refugees and grassroots solidarity in Europe and North America

    Ervis Martani, Enrico Fravega•ARTICLE•MONDI MIGRANTI•2024

  • No more "Medi-terranean". Border materialities in the central Mediterranean Sea and their effects on encounters and solidarities

    Enrico Fravega•ARTICLE•MONDI MIGRANTI•2025

    This article examines the materialities of the border assemblage in the central Mediterranean Sea and their impact on encounters and solidarities. By exploring the dynamics of maritime border securitisation, the study reveals how the Mediterranean, traditionally seen as a space of encounter, is increasingly depicted as a battleground. The research highlights the tension between practices of solidarity and border securitisation policies, which cre…

  • A new gaze on the Mediterranean crossroads

    Enrico Fravega, Jacopo Anderlini•ARTICLE•MONDI MIGRANTI•2025

    This text examines the Mediterranean as a contested space constituted through multiple lines of tension, rather than as a unified entity. Drawing on diverse disciplinary traditions – from Braudel's historical-cultural analysis to the Black Mediterranean intersectional approach – the issue conceives the Mediterranean as a "boundary object": sufficiently stable to maintain identity, yet malleable enough to assume new meanings across different socia…

  • Mobilità e immaginari del Canale di Sicilia

    Open Access•Ivan Bonnin, Enrico Fravega et al.•ARTICLE•Quaderni di Sociologia•2025

    The authors explore the migratory and cultural dynamics characterising the central Mediterranean Sea. Through a multi-sited ethnographic approach that considers historical and cultural dynamics, they highlight the layering of encounters and exchanges, frictions and contaminations permeating this space of circulation and movement. Furthermore, this contribution emphasises the importance of “migratory stratifications” and “partial connections” betw…

  • To See and be Seen

    Open Access•Enrico Fravega, Rassa Ghaffari et al.•ARTICLE•Critical Criminology•2025•References: 11

    The Evros/Meriç region constitutes a critical site in the articulation of hegemonic narratives of "extra-legal normality", deeply embedded in the nation-building processes of Greece and Turkey. Historically a zone of fluid cross-border interaction, this borderland—once unified under Ottoman rule—has been reconfigured since the 2000s by increasingly securitized migration governance, shaped in part by EU externalization policies. The Evros border h…

Migration, Refugees, and Integration (5 works) · Ethnography (3 works) · Mediterranean climate (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Solidarity (3 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Global Security and Public Health (2 works) · Hegemony (2 works) · Italian Social Issues and Migration (2 works)

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