2023

Author: Andrea Calabretta Abstract Among the general tendencies characterizing the current age of migration, it is possible to highlight both the complexification of migration flows and migration’s increasing politicization (Castles, de Haas, Miller, 2013: 16), which has led to a growth of symbolic and material barriers set to counter the more and more numerous and […]

Author: Claudia Lintner Abstract The article reflects how new communication technologies shape the waiting- as a typical feature of time experience- of asylum seekers and undocumented migrants. By linking the physical experience of time to a digital level invites us to rethink our perception of time as a linear description of events and as merely

Author: Giulia Dugar Abstract Japan has only very recently started to be conceived as a migration destination country, however, since the 1970s, its immigration has shown steadily growing numbers, highlighting the importance for re-searchers to shed light on the specificities of the Japanese immigration phenomenon. Nevertheless, the Japanese legal immigration framework is still considered inadequate