Mariangela Palladino
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 642356 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mariangela Palladino |
| PRENOMES | Mariangela |
| SOBRENOME | Palladino |
| ASSINATURA | PALLADINO M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Keele University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6088-5013 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Migration in the Maghreb
This editorial introduction offers an overview of the research presented in the special issue which collates a series of research articles, research notes, commentaries and an interview by an interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral selection of authors based either in academic research institutions or in civil society organisations (CSOs). The article foregrounds the significance of this special issue in bringing a critical mass of expertise on migr…
Inchallah boza
Our study focuses on language practices among sub-Saharan migrants in Morocco by analysing the emergence, transformation and use of the words tranquilo, boza and polo. These terms signify place, movement and belonging and are important to explore migrants' socio-political struggles. Our article foregrounds an analysis of these terms and language practices and offers nuanced understandings of experiences and lives in displacement. We argue that su…
‘ Être vraiment vrai’
This article explores truth demands, politics of in/visibility, and migration in Morocco. Based on the participatory research project Arts for Advocacy: Creative Engagement with Forced Displacement in Morocco, we argue that narratives which depart from migrants’ confessional accounts of victimhood and contest truth demands can shift the in/visibility of migrants. Besides contributing to scholarship on the use of participatory, creative processes …
Compromise and complicity
This article contributes to debates on international collaborations by examining contradictions between the decolonial turn and the UK’s Global Challenges Research Fund which imposed Global North leadership on Global South partners. Through the lenses of compromise and complicity, the article explores how collaborators strive to work together equitably within the constraints of a UK government Official Development Assistance funding scheme. Drawi…
Creative engagement with migration
This article introduces a special issue on arts-based engagement with migration, comprising articles, reflections, poems and images. The introductory article starts by exploring the ethical, political and empirical reasons for the increased use of arts-based methods in humanities and social sciences research in general, and in migration studies in particular. Next, it evaluates participatory methods, co-production and co-authorship as increasingl…
(Im)mobility and Mediterranean migrations
Foregrounding (im)mobility to engage with experiences of human displacement, this study seeks to disrupt and set a change of emphasis in current debates about migration in literary and cultural studies. It engages with Laila Lalami’s Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits [2005. Tangier: Altopress, Moroccan Cultural Institute] to explore the novel’s representation of Morocco-Europe migration, the journeys between what Badiou aptly defines as ‘the plea…
Open ‘Hearing’ in a Closed Sea
In the early 2000s migration towards Italy, both as a destination and transit country, was on the rise and gained increasing importance on the political agenda. In this context, enhanced security measures of border control in the Mediterranean became a priority. Meanwhile, new forms of postcolonial resistance have emerged as Italy has been compelled to face its long-standing colonial amnesia. The 2012 documentary film Mare Chiuso (Closed Sea) cap…
Contemporary asylum narratives
Contemporary asylum narratives: representing refugees in the twenty-first century." Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 54(4), pp. 566–567
The postcolonial museum
The postcolonial museum: the arts of memory and the pressures of histories." Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 52(6), pp. 754–755
From Roots to Routes … to Borders
This study explores the history of chess competition and rivalry between players of the United States and Soviet Union during the cold war era of 1945-1975. Building upon existing scholarship on the "cultural cold war", it assesses the cultural and political significance of chess to the two nations in this critical period of their relationship. Using a range of source material that includes original documents, contemporary media reports, photogra…
Divorce and dialogue
This study addresses the underdeveloped dialogue in contemporary intercultural relations between Italy and its ‘others’ to examine the ways in which Amara Lakhous' novel Divorzio all'islamica a viale Marconi (2010) [Divorce Islamic style in viale Marconi] articulates a postcolonial response to Pietro Germi's 1961 film Divorzio all'italiana [Divorce Italian style] by initiating an intercultural dialogue among preexistent and emerging cultures. For…
Postcolonial spaces
edited by Andrew Teverson and Sara Upstone, London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2011, 232 pp., £50.00 (hbk), ISBN 978 0 2302 5225 7 Edward Soja’s foreword sets the tone for a highly theoretical, yet very a
Postcolonial cinema studies
edited by Sandra Ponzanesi and Marguerite Waller, London, Routledge, 2012, 272 pp., £21.99, ISBN 978 0 4157 8229 6 This wide-ranging and illuminating edited collection “charts possible routes to ta
Migration literature and hybridity
by Sten Pultz Moslund, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2010, 257 pp., £50.00, ISBN 978 0 2302 5146 5 In the age of mass migration, a great volume of work populates the shelves of postcolonial stud
Glasgow's Doulton Fountain and Postcolonial Heterotopia in “There's the Bird That Never Flew”
Zoë Wicomb's short story ‘There's the Bird that Never Flew’ engages with one of Glasgow's most prominent pieces of public art. Unveiled as part of the 1888 Empire Exhibition, the Doulton Fountain commemorates Queen Victoria's colonial achievements with terracotta representations of Britain's overseas territories. Among these, is a depiction of South Africa featuring a white farmer, a girl of mixed race and an ostrich, a metonymic evocation that t…
Creative engagement with migration
This article introduces a special issue on arts-based engagement with migration, comprising articles, reflections, poems and images. The introductory article starts by exploring the ethical, political and empirical reasons for the increased use of arts-based methods in humanities and social sciences research in general, and in migration studies in particular. Next, it evaluates participatory methods, co-production and co-authorship as increasingl…
(Im)mobility and Mediterranean migrations
Foregrounding (im)mobility to engage with experiences of human displacement, this study seeks to disrupt and set a change of emphasis in current debates about migration in literary and cultural studies. It engages with Laila Lalami’s Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits [2005. Tangier: Altopress, Moroccan Cultural Institute] to explore the novel’s representation of Morocco-Europe migration, the journeys between what Badiou aptly defines as ‘the plea…
Compromise and complicity
This article contributes to debates on international collaborations by examining contradictions between the decolonial turn and the UK’s Global Challenges Research Fund which imposed Global North leadership on Global South partners. Through the lenses of compromise and complicity, the article explores how collaborators strive to work together equitably within the constraints of a UK government Official Development Assistance funding scheme. Drawi…
Postcolonial spaces
edited by Andrew Teverson and Sara Upstone, London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2011, 232 pp., £50.00 (hbk), ISBN 978 0 2302 5225 7 Edward Soja’s foreword sets the tone for a highly theoretical, yet very a
Migration literature and hybridity
by Sten Pultz Moslund, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2010, 257 pp., £50.00, ISBN 978 0 2302 5146 5 In the age of mass migration, a great volume of work populates the shelves of postcolonial stud
Glasgow's Doulton Fountain and Postcolonial Heterotopia in “There's the Bird That Never Flew”
Zoë Wicomb's short story ‘There's the Bird that Never Flew’ engages with one of Glasgow's most prominent pieces of public art. Unveiled as part of the 1888 Empire Exhibition, the Doulton Fountain commemorates Queen Victoria's colonial achievements with terracotta representations of Britain's overseas territories. Among these, is a depiction of South Africa featuring a white farmer, a girl of mixed race and an ostrich, a metonymic evocation that t…
Glasgow's Doulton Fountain and Postcolonial Heterotopia in “There's the Bird That Never Flew”
Zoë Wicomb's short story ‘There's the Bird that Never Flew’ engages with one of Glasgow's most prominent pieces of public art. Unveiled as part of the 1888 Empire Exhibition, the Doulton Fountain commemorates Queen Victoria's colonial achievements with terracotta representations of Britain's overseas territories. Among these, is a depiction of South Africa featuring a white farmer, a girl of mixed race and an ostrich, a metonymic evocation that t…
Postcolonial cinema studies
edited by Sandra Ponzanesi and Marguerite Waller, London, Routledge, 2012, 272 pp., £21.99, ISBN 978 0 4157 8229 6 This wide-ranging and illuminating edited collection “charts possible routes to ta
Migration literature and hybridity
by Sten Pultz Moslund, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2010, 257 pp., £50.00, ISBN 978 0 2302 5146 5 In the age of mass migration, a great volume of work populates the shelves of postcolonial stud
Postcolonial spaces
edited by Andrew Teverson and Sara Upstone, London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2011, 232 pp., £50.00 (hbk), ISBN 978 0 2302 5225 7 Edward Soja’s foreword sets the tone for a highly theoretical, yet very a
From Roots to Routes … to Borders
This study explores the history of chess competition and rivalry between players of the United States and Soviet Union during the cold war era of 1945-1975. Building upon existing scholarship on the "cultural cold war", it assesses the cultural and political significance of chess to the two nations in this critical period of their relationship. Using a range of source material that includes original documents, contemporary media reports, photogra…
Divorce and dialogue
This study addresses the underdeveloped dialogue in contemporary intercultural relations between Italy and its ‘others’ to examine the ways in which Amara Lakhous' novel Divorzio all'islamica a viale Marconi (2010) [Divorce Islamic style in viale Marconi] articulates a postcolonial response to Pietro Germi's 1961 film Divorzio all'italiana [Divorce Italian style] by initiating an intercultural dialogue among preexistent and emerging cultures. For…
Open ‘Hearing’ in a Closed Sea
In the early 2000s migration towards Italy, both as a destination and transit country, was on the rise and gained increasing importance on the political agenda. In this context, enhanced security measures of border control in the Mediterranean became a priority. Meanwhile, new forms of postcolonial resistance have emerged as Italy has been compelled to face its long-standing colonial amnesia. The 2012 documentary film Mare Chiuso (Closed Sea) cap…
Contemporary asylum narratives
Contemporary asylum narratives: representing refugees in the twenty-first century." Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 54(4), pp. 566–567
The postcolonial museum
The postcolonial museum: the arts of memory and the pressures of histories." Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 52(6), pp. 754–755
(Im)mobility and Mediterranean migrations
Foregrounding (im)mobility to engage with experiences of human displacement, this study seeks to disrupt and set a change of emphasis in current debates about migration in literary and cultural studies. It engages with Laila Lalami’s Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits [2005. Tangier: Altopress, Moroccan Cultural Institute] to explore the novel’s representation of Morocco-Europe migration, the journeys between what Badiou aptly defines as ‘the plea…
Creative engagement with migration
This article introduces a special issue on arts-based engagement with migration, comprising articles, reflections, poems and images. The introductory article starts by exploring the ethical, political and empirical reasons for the increased use of arts-based methods in humanities and social sciences research in general, and in migration studies in particular. Next, it evaluates participatory methods, co-production and co-authorship as increasingl…
Compromise and complicity
This article contributes to debates on international collaborations by examining contradictions between the decolonial turn and the UK’s Global Challenges Research Fund which imposed Global North leadership on Global South partners. Through the lenses of compromise and complicity, the article explores how collaborators strive to work together equitably within the constraints of a UK government Official Development Assistance funding scheme. Drawi…
‘ Être vraiment vrai’
This article explores truth demands, politics of in/visibility, and migration in Morocco. Based on the participatory research project Arts for Advocacy: Creative Engagement with Forced Displacement in Morocco, we argue that narratives which depart from migrants’ confessional accounts of victimhood and contest truth demands can shift the in/visibility of migrants. Besides contributing to scholarship on the use of participatory, creative processes …
Migration in the Maghreb
This editorial introduction offers an overview of the research presented in the special issue which collates a series of research articles, research notes, commentaries and an interview by an interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral selection of authors based either in academic research institutions or in civil society organisations (CSOs). The article foregrounds the significance of this special issue in bringing a critical mass of expertise on migr…
Inchallah boza
Our study focuses on language practices among sub-Saharan migrants in Morocco by analysing the emergence, transformation and use of the words tranquilo, boza and polo. These terms signify place, movement and belonging and are important to explore migrants' socio-political struggles. Our article foregrounds an analysis of these terms and language practices and offers nuanced understandings of experiences and lives in displacement. We argue that su…
Sociology (12 obras) · Art (11 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Literature (6 obras) · Narrative (6 obras) · Aesthetics (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras)