Made in Chitaly
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The symbolic and material economies of Italy shaped a specific space around the figure of the East Asian immigrant, especially living in central Italy. Drawing from recent data about Italy and sociological analysis of economic and cultural integration patterns, Dr.
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Foreign Bodies: Gendering Transnational Migration in Contemporary Italy and Ireland
Presenter:
"Made in Chitaly," Dr. Laura Fantone, Beatrice Bain Research Group
Presenter2:
"'Opening Doors': The Domestic Worker's Support Group and Performing Migrant Women's Labor in Post-Celtic Tiger Ireland," Charlotte McIver, Performance Studies
Date:
Thursday, September 17, 2009 - 4:00pm - 5:30pm
Location:
691 Barrows Hall
FOREIGN BODIES: GENDERING TRANSNATIONAL MIGRATION IN CONTEMPORARY ITALY AND IRELAND
**Re-scheduled to Sep 17th to acknowledge university walkout on Sep 24th**
Weapons of Mass Instruction
speakers:
Professor Mel Chen, Gender and Women's Studies
Funie Hsu, Education
In 1901, three years after the U.S. defeated the Spanish in the Philippines, the first wave of a new breed of American soldiers arrived on the newly annexed lands aboard the ship the U.S.A.T. Thomas.
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