Claudia Mantovan
Biographic Data
| ID | 933709 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Claudia Mantovan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Claudia |
| FAMILY NAME | Mantovan |
| SIGNATURE | MANTOVAN C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Padua |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1482-8936 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
In-between: Il contributo del femminismo rom alla decolonizzazione delle scienze sociali
This article aims to present the contributions of a number of Romani activists and academics, several of whom explicitly identify as “feminists,” to Romani Studies over the past two decades, promoting a “critical turn,” as well as contributing to the social sciences more broadly. Drawing on critical social theories - such as critical race theory, feminist and intersectional approaches, and postcolonial theory - and focusing on epistemic power rel…
Roma housing deprivation and segregation in Italy: An intersectional analysis of social navigation strategies of Romanian Roma migrant women and men
Roma people in Europe experience racism and various forms of discrimination: exclusion from the formal labour market, limited access to education and healthcare, and housing deprivation and segregation. At the same time, they respond to this situation by displaying a variety of creative micro-practices and daily forms of resistance, skilfully navigating constraints and opportunities. In this article we focus on how Romanian Roma migrants experien…
L’effectivité de la médiation pénale dans la justice des mineurs en Italie
Roma women serving community sentences in Italy: An analysis through the lens of Critical Criminology and Critical Romani Studies
This article asserts that it can be analytically expedient to employ and combine aspects of Critical Criminology and Critical Romani Studies in research that analyses the relationship between Roma and the criminal justice system. The resulting approach focuses on criminalization and racialization processes and how they are intertwined, as well as on social construction of representations and on structural discrimination, which is analysed from an…
Antigypsyism, legal culture and sentencing in Italy: A dialogue between sociology of law and critical Romani studies
This article analyzes the relationship between Roma people and the law by combining two different theoretical approaches, one focusing on legal culture, the other drawing on critical Romani studies. The resulting analytical model supports: 1) the adoption of a multi-level and interpretative approach to examining legal culture, and 2) the focus on the processes of racialization and discrimination implemented by the dominant society, especially wit…
Bangladeshi immigrants’ self-organization and associationism in Venice (Italy)
In Italy, most of the studies on immigrants’ associationism and participation have concentrated on the more formal andstructured aspects. Little research has been done on forms of immigrant self-organization not oriented towards the society in the country of adoption. Drawing on these considerations, this article analyzes the self-organization of Bangladeshi residents in the municipality of Venice considering both their infra-political and their …
Public administration, legal culture, and empirical research: Residential policies for the Sinti in Venice
This article proposes a model for analyzing contested local policies for Roma and Sinti people, starting with a case study on a Sinti "village" established by Venice's local authority. A multidimensional analytical framework is adopted, investigating how the local setting and the political and discursive opportunity structures existing at higher territorial levels intersect, and how local residents' collective actions influence the public authori…
Donne e rom. Segregazione razziale, oppressione di genere e resistenze
Ispirandosi al recente filone di ricerca dei critical Romani studies, l'articolo si prefigge di connettere la letteratura intersezionale con quella sulla segregazione abitativa e razziale delle minoranze rom e sinte, con l'obiettivo di gettare luce sulle specificità di genere di questo fenomeno. L'analisi delle traiettorie abitative e sociali di tredici donne rom immigrate in Italia permette di evidenziare l'intreccio tra discriminazione razziale…
They treat us like criminals’: Urban public spaces and ethnic discrimination in Italy
Mantovan’s article analyses the processes that lead to discrimination against migrants in the public spaces of Italy’s towns. Her analysis is based on a three-year research project conducted in northeastern Italy using mixed methods—ethnographic observation, semi-structured interviews, a press review, an analysis of relevant documentation and data collection—and remaining constantly in touch with research conducted in various Italian cities. Star…
Cohesion without participation: Immigration and migrants' associations in Italy
Italian migration and citizenship policies tend to deny the fact that immigration in Italy is now a structural phenomenon embedded in the labour market and Italian society. The first part of Mantovan's article examines this denial in terms of the apparent difficulty many in Italian society have in accepting the social changes caused by Italy's rapid transition from a country of emigration to one of immigration. She argues that this reluctance to …
Citoyens ou étrangers: Dynamiques d'inclusion et d'exclusion dans le conflit du village Sinti de Venise
Cet article a pour objectif de réfléchir aux problématiques de citoyenneté et de différence à partir du cas de la communauté Sinti de Venise. L’augmentation de la diversité ethnique et culturelle au cœur des sociétés occidentales remet profondément en question l’idée moderne de citoyenneté, lorsque dans le même temps à l’heure de la globalisation, la crise de la politique représentative, quant à elle associée à l’augmentation de l’insécurité, pro…
Migration and Activism in Europe since 1945
Roma housing deprivation and segregation in Italy: An intersectional analysis of social navigation strategies of Romanian Roma migrant women and men
Roma people in Europe experience racism and various forms of discrimination: exclusion from the formal labour market, limited access to education and healthcare, and housing deprivation and segregation. At the same time, they respond to this situation by displaying a variety of creative micro-practices and daily forms of resistance, skilfully navigating constraints and opportunities. In this article we focus on how Romanian Roma migrants experien…
Public administration, legal culture, and empirical research: Residential policies for the Sinti in Venice
This article proposes a model for analyzing contested local policies for Roma and Sinti people, starting with a case study on a Sinti "village" established by Venice's local authority. A multidimensional analytical framework is adopted, investigating how the local setting and the political and discursive opportunity structures existing at higher territorial levels intersect, and how local residents' collective actions influence the public authori…
Donne e rom. Segregazione razziale, oppressione di genere e resistenze
Ispirandosi al recente filone di ricerca dei critical Romani studies, l'articolo si prefigge di connettere la letteratura intersezionale con quella sulla segregazione abitativa e razziale delle minoranze rom e sinte, con l'obiettivo di gettare luce sulle specificità di genere di questo fenomeno. L'analisi delle traiettorie abitative e sociali di tredici donne rom immigrate in Italia permette di evidenziare l'intreccio tra discriminazione razziale…
They treat us like criminals’: Urban public spaces and ethnic discrimination in Italy
Mantovan’s article analyses the processes that lead to discrimination against migrants in the public spaces of Italy’s towns. Her analysis is based on a three-year research project conducted in northeastern Italy using mixed methods—ethnographic observation, semi-structured interviews, a press review, an analysis of relevant documentation and data collection—and remaining constantly in touch with research conducted in various Italian cities. Star…
Roma women serving community sentences in Italy: An analysis through the lens of Critical Criminology and Critical Romani Studies
This article asserts that it can be analytically expedient to employ and combine aspects of Critical Criminology and Critical Romani Studies in research that analyses the relationship between Roma and the criminal justice system. The resulting approach focuses on criminalization and racialization processes and how they are intertwined, as well as on social construction of representations and on structural discrimination, which is analysed from an…
Cohesion without participation: Immigration and migrants' associations in Italy
Italian migration and citizenship policies tend to deny the fact that immigration in Italy is now a structural phenomenon embedded in the labour market and Italian society. The first part of Mantovan's article examines this denial in terms of the apparent difficulty many in Italian society have in accepting the social changes caused by Italy's rapid transition from a country of emigration to one of immigration. She argues that this reluctance to …
Migration and Activism in Europe since 1945
Citoyens ou étrangers: Dynamiques d'inclusion et d'exclusion dans le conflit du village Sinti de Venise
Cet article a pour objectif de réfléchir aux problématiques de citoyenneté et de différence à partir du cas de la communauté Sinti de Venise. L’augmentation de la diversité ethnique et culturelle au cœur des sociétés occidentales remet profondément en question l’idée moderne de citoyenneté, lorsque dans le même temps à l’heure de la globalisation, la crise de la politique représentative, quant à elle associée à l’augmentation de l’insécurité, pro…
Cohesion without participation: Immigration and migrants' associations in Italy
Italian migration and citizenship policies tend to deny the fact that immigration in Italy is now a structural phenomenon embedded in the labour market and Italian society. The first part of Mantovan's article examines this denial in terms of the apparent difficulty many in Italian society have in accepting the social changes caused by Italy's rapid transition from a country of emigration to one of immigration. She argues that this reluctance to …
They treat us like criminals’: Urban public spaces and ethnic discrimination in Italy
Mantovan’s article analyses the processes that lead to discrimination against migrants in the public spaces of Italy’s towns. Her analysis is based on a three-year research project conducted in northeastern Italy using mixed methods—ethnographic observation, semi-structured interviews, a press review, an analysis of relevant documentation and data collection—and remaining constantly in touch with research conducted in various Italian cities. Star…
Bangladeshi immigrants’ self-organization and associationism in Venice (Italy)
In Italy, most of the studies on immigrants’ associationism and participation have concentrated on the more formal andstructured aspects. Little research has been done on forms of immigrant self-organization not oriented towards the society in the country of adoption. Drawing on these considerations, this article analyzes the self-organization of Bangladeshi residents in the municipality of Venice considering both their infra-political and their …
Public administration, legal culture, and empirical research: Residential policies for the Sinti in Venice
This article proposes a model for analyzing contested local policies for Roma and Sinti people, starting with a case study on a Sinti "village" established by Venice's local authority. A multidimensional analytical framework is adopted, investigating how the local setting and the political and discursive opportunity structures existing at higher territorial levels intersect, and how local residents' collective actions influence the public authori…
Donne e rom. Segregazione razziale, oppressione di genere e resistenze
Ispirandosi al recente filone di ricerca dei critical Romani studies, l'articolo si prefigge di connettere la letteratura intersezionale con quella sulla segregazione abitativa e razziale delle minoranze rom e sinte, con l'obiettivo di gettare luce sulle specificità di genere di questo fenomeno. L'analisi delle traiettorie abitative e sociali di tredici donne rom immigrate in Italia permette di evidenziare l'intreccio tra discriminazione razziale…
Antigypsyism, legal culture and sentencing in Italy: A dialogue between sociology of law and critical Romani studies
This article analyzes the relationship between Roma people and the law by combining two different theoretical approaches, one focusing on legal culture, the other drawing on critical Romani studies. The resulting analytical model supports: 1) the adoption of a multi-level and interpretative approach to examining legal culture, and 2) the focus on the processes of racialization and discrimination implemented by the dominant society, especially wit…
Roma women serving community sentences in Italy: An analysis through the lens of Critical Criminology and Critical Romani Studies
This article asserts that it can be analytically expedient to employ and combine aspects of Critical Criminology and Critical Romani Studies in research that analyses the relationship between Roma and the criminal justice system. The resulting approach focuses on criminalization and racialization processes and how they are intertwined, as well as on social construction of representations and on structural discrimination, which is analysed from an…
In-between: Il contributo del femminismo rom alla decolonizzazione delle scienze sociali
This article aims to present the contributions of a number of Romani activists and academics, several of whom explicitly identify as “feminists,” to Romani Studies over the past two decades, promoting a “critical turn,” as well as contributing to the social sciences more broadly. Drawing on critical social theories - such as critical race theory, feminist and intersectional approaches, and postcolonial theory - and focusing on epistemic power rel…
Roma housing deprivation and segregation in Italy: An intersectional analysis of social navigation strategies of Romanian Roma migrant women and men
Roma people in Europe experience racism and various forms of discrimination: exclusion from the formal labour market, limited access to education and healthcare, and housing deprivation and segregation. At the same time, they respond to this situation by displaying a variety of creative micro-practices and daily forms of resistance, skilfully navigating constraints and opportunities. In this article we focus on how Romanian Roma migrants experien…
L’effectivité de la médiation pénale dans la justice des mineurs en Italie
Political science (10 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Romani and Gypsy Studies (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works)