Project

"Migrant Squatting and 'City-zenship': Comparative Analysis of Municipal Migration Policies and Bottom-Up Processes of Integration in Paris and Rome"

Code
01D10020
Duration
01 February 2021 → 31 January 2025
Funding
Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund
Research disciplines
  • Social sciences
    • Immigration
    • Citizenship
    • Political inequality
    • Local and urban politics
    • Migration
Keywords
citizenship urban governance migration integration policy solidarity activism
 
Project description

Scholars in citizenship studies have sought out more inclusive terminology for the growing population of illegalized migrants in the EU. This research project examines how squats allow for alternative articulations and practices of citizenship in European cities. The project will conduct a systematic comparative analysis of urban migration governance in Paris and Rome through ethnographic fieldwork in migrant squats.