Dignity For Irregular Migrants in EU Farm2Fork Labour Markets. The DignityFIRM project aims to improve dignity of migrant workers in Farm to Fork labour markets
From leadership skills, to consumer awareness and entrepreneurship. There is a wide range of projects taking place across the world to make fairness the new normal. To date, we have implemented more than 150 programmes.
Turn academic papers, PDFs, web pages, and articles into audio. Take notes on key ideas with one click. Select which sections to listen to. An A.I. voice that sounds so lifelike and human, you can barely tell it's digital!
Le lingue straniere sono essenziali per trovare lavoro. Ma l'inglese non è quella con cui si guadagna di più. E anche con l'italiano si può fare carriera all'estero
Iconografie è una rivista trimestrale che spazia tra i fenomeni politici, le estetiche, le trasformazioni tecnologiche e i dibattiti culturali della contemporaneità
This database covers immigration-related demographic data for 7 Western European countries (Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, and United Kingdom) between 1990 and 2009. A number of indicators are included to cover the following aspects: (1) a general overview about the immigrant population in the selected countries (2) information about numbers of immigrants entering and settling in the selected countries (3) information about the backgrounds of immigrants, such as countries of origin, religious backgrounds, gender and education. The data were collected as part of the FP7-funded project Support and Opposition to Migration (http://www.som-project.eu/)
Italy is one of the most representative ‘new immigration countries’. Between the 1980s and the 1990s, it became a major country of destination for immigrants coming from Asia, Middle East and North Africa. As a result, since the mid-nineties, immigration has gained salience within the Italian political debate. Building on the existing literature on agenda-setting and framing studies, this article studies the evolution of the immigration issue in Italy over the last two decades. It focuses on the framing and, more specifically, the position political actors tend to adopt when debating on immigration. In particular, the main research questions are: to what extent is the framing of immigration associated with the traditional left vs. right spectrum? Do incumbent political parties tend to adopt a different position toward immigration than opposition parties? This article analyses party competition dynamics over the immigration issue in Italy from 1995 to 2011. The author carried out a political-claim analysis of articles from two Italian national daily newspapers. Findings show that immigration is more a positional issue than a valence one. Political actors’ positions towards migration appear to be anchored to the old left vs. right dimension of the political conflict. This demonstrates that parties’ engagement within the political conflict goes beyond electoral campaigns. Finally, being in government seems to play a crucial role in “softening” the way party actors frame immigration, in terms of both the arguments used and the pro- or anti-immigration positions adopted.
Catia Pellegrino è la prima donna comandante della Marina italiana. È a capo di una delle navi dell'operazione Mare Nostrum che fronteggiava l'emergenza umanitaria nello stretto di Sicilia. Con la forma del docufilm, questo è il racconto emozionante degli ultimi 60 giorni di Catia al comando.