Moving Europe: the imagined geographies of migrant hospitality
22 February 2023
3.30 P.M.
Sala Africa, Palazzo Wollemborg
MoHu Seminar
Una storia globale e profonda delle mobilità umane. Prime riflessioni
21 December 2022
11.00 A.M.
Sala Bortolami, Palazzo Jonoch Gulinelli
MoHu Seminar
Supporting TAlent in ReSearch (STARS) Grants 2023
STARS@UNIPD 2023. Call deadline 28 February 2023
Open Calls
Diaspore mediterranee e Rinascimento italiano. Una ricerca in corso
6 December 2022
3.00 P.M.
Sala Bortolami, Palazzo Jonoch Gulinelli
MoHu Seminar
Mobile Stories, Storing mobilities: mapping memories in/of/after migration
25 November 2022
2.30 P.M.
Sala Alpi, Palazzo Wollemborg
Conference
Bringing oysters back to New York harbor
22 November 2022
3.00 P.M.
Sala Bortolami, Palazzo Jonoch Gulinelli
Guest Lecture
To the edge and beyond. Long-term trends in frontier mobility and the historical experience of the European sub-arctic
8 November 2022
3.00 P.M.
Sala Bortolami, Palazzo Jonoch Gulinelli
Guest Lecture
Disciplinare il matrimonio, tracciare la mobilità, riconoscere le relazioni. Esami prematrimoniali nel mondo cattolico (XVI - XVIII secolo)
27-28 October 2022
Sala Bortolami, Palazzo Jonoch Gulinelli
La razza prima dell'Italia. Nazione, cittadinanza e colore nell'Italia preunitaria
19 October 2022
04.30 pm CEST
Mobility & Humanities Project of Excellence
The Department of Historical and Geographical Sciences and the Ancient World (DiSSGeA) at the University of Padova has launched the five-year (2018-2022) Mobility & Humanities project to develop interdisciplinary research about mobilities in past and present societies. Drawing from a rich and unique mix of disciplines, the Centre aims to contribute original work to an emerging area of interest that is increasingly examined by other research hubs worldwide.
5 Department groups (nodes) work on main mobility research subjects, namely People, Objects, Ideas, Texts, Theories and Methods
Teaching
DiSSGeA is designing advanced teaching programmes to support students’ learning and cultural growth as well as PhD candidates and post-docs advanced training in topics related to mobility and the humanities.
