F-WORD NEXT EVENTS
Workshop “Theorizing Fascism through Ethnography: Anthropological Insights for Today’s Political Landscape”
Call For Papers and Contributions
Workshop organizzato da Dipartimento di Culture, Politica e Società – Università di Torino nell’ambito del progetto ERC “The world behind a word. An anthropological exploration of fascist practices and meanings among European youth” (F-WORD)
Torino, February 2nd – 3rd 2026
Deadline, August 30th 2025
The EASA Anthropology of Fascisms (AnthroFa) Networkopen_in_new and the ERC project F-WORDopen_in_new “The world behind a word. An anthropological exploration of fascist practices and meanings among European youth” are delighted to invite contributions for their joint workshop on “Theorizing Fascism through Ethnography: Anthropological Insights for Today’s Political Landscape”.
The workshop will focus on the intertwinement of ethnography and fascism as a theoretical category, without getting into an endless discussion about the “right” use of fascism as a concept, and keeping in mind the dynamic nature of its manifestations as a social phenomenon. We invite researchers and network members to share about their ethnographic experiences and how they have shaped and reflected their field of inquiry.
On the grounds of recent events and state-of-the-art research on fascism undertaken all over the world, we want to mobilize anthropological insights in order to offer a space of discussion on the multiple complexities of contemporary scenarios. We are surrounded by growing militarisation, wars, the political re-elaboration of history and of memory politics, criminalisation of migrations, the backlash against feminists and gender struggles, ecological crisis and exploitation of resources. Moreover, we are increasingly faced with urgent calls for analysis as we are witnessing a live-streamed genocide in Gaza and Palestine, which makes visible the Zionist colonial-imperial project, and – at the same time – the instrumentalization of, and simultaneous growth of, multiple expressions of antisemitism.
Fascism as a category can function as a heuristic device for the analysis of these themes and of the continuities between soil exploitation, colonialism, racism, and multiple forms of nationalism that have been taking place across times and spaces.
The workshop offers a space to discuss the intertwinement between theory, fieldwork, empirical acknowledgement and reckoning of fascist practices as anthropological conundrum, moving from contributors’ ethnographic experiences.
We invite contributions that engage with, but are not limited to, the following macro-themes:
1) Praxes of “othering”: mobilisations of “anti”-migration, “anti”-gender, “anti”-feminist, “anti”- Islam, “anti”-gypsyism, “anti”-institutional… discourses;
2) Capitalist accumulation: exploitation of natural resources and living beings through technology, labour, ecology and digitisation;
3) The diachronic and ethnographic theorisation of multiple forms and materialisations of racism, colonialism, nationalism, white supremacy;
4) The political use and circulation of memories, future imaginaries, identity, social reproduction and historical transition.
We encourage generative exchanges, providing a platform for collective dialogue and reflection.
There is no set format for presentations; instead, we encourage the sharing of work-in-progress, questions, reflections, as well as creative approaches to exploring the workshop’s themes. We thus welcome written/spoken work, as well as films, creative work, visual illustrations, research agendas, and other exploratory works. This is not intended to be an exhaustive list, and participants are encouraged to explore formats that extend beyond these suggestions.
The workshop will take place on February 2nd and 3rd 2026, at the University of Turin (Italy).
Funding from both EASA and ERC F-WORD project will be dedicated to facilitating early-career or precarious scholars’ expenses related to travel and accommodation.
We ask interested authors to send us their submissions by the 30th of August, sharing with us a title, an abstract of 250 words and a short biography. Please, include a note to let us know if you need funding to attend the workshop.
Please send your proposals to:
Maddalena Gretel Cammelli (maddalenagretel.cammelli@unito.it),
Elena Miltiadis (miltiadiselena@gmail.com),
and Nicolas Petel-Rochette (nicolaspetelrochette@protonmail.com).
The organising committee (Easa AnthroFa network convenors and F-WORD team):
Maddalena Gretel Cammelli (University of Turin), Elena Miltiadis (Durham University), Nicolas Petel-Rochette (Université du Québec à Montréal), Marco Bernardi (University of Turin), Chiara Calzana (University of Turin), Chiara Magliacane (University of Turin), Marta Panighel (University of Turin), Gabriele Vitale (University of Turin).
Find Annex 1 here: https://www.dcps.unito.it/do/avvisi.pl/Show?_id=am3b
F-WORD PAST EVENTS
Students of the Course “Anthropologies of Fascism and Anti-Fascism” meet the F-WORD Team
21th June 2024
Borgata Paraloup, Rittana 12010 CN, Italy
Workshop on history and methodology
Organizzato da Università di Torino – Dipartimento di Culture, Politica e Società nell’ambito del progetto ERC F-WORD; con la partecipazione di Bremen Universität, Fondazione Nuto Revelli, Mai Tardi – Associazione Amici di Nuto, Borgata Paraloup.
Symposium on feminist ethnography and anthropology of reproduction
19th June 2024
Torino, Campus Luigi Einaudi, Aula 3D233
Organizzato da Università di Torino – Dipartimento di Culture, Politica e Società nell’ambito del progetto ERC F-WORD
Program:
9.30 – 11.00
Talk and Roundtable on Racism and Reproduction
Dána-Ain Davis (City University of New York), BLACK ANTIBODIES: The Traumatic Repercussions of Obstetric Racism
Discussants: Chiara Quagliariello (McGill University, University of Naples Federico II) and Valeria Ribeiro Corossacz (Roma Tre University)
11.00-11.30
Coffee Break
11.30 – 13.00
Roundtable – Reproduction and Politics
Chair: Alessandra Gribaldo (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia)
Intervenants:
Valentina Fusari (University of Turin), Fear of African Wombs in Colonial Eritrea (1882-1952)
Laura Ferrero (University of Turin), Assisted Reproduction from behind the bars in Palestine
Elisa Muntoni (University of Turin), Pronatalist Policies at the Time of “Demographic Winter”. The Case of the “Vita Nascente” Fund in Piedmont
13.30 – 14.30
Lunch
14.30-16.30
Open Debate – Feminist Ethnography as a Tool for an Anthropological Investigation of Fascism
Organizing Committee:
Maddalena Gretel Cammelli, Marta Panighel, Chiara Quagliariello, Alessandra Gribaldo, Valeria Ribeiro Corossacz, Chiara Calzana
Integralismi Europe
Capitalismo veloce, multiculturalismo, neofascismo
31st May 2024
Bologna University, Sala Riunioni, via Filippo Re 6
Program:
15:00 – 18:00
L’autore discute il libro con: Maddalena Gretel Cammelli (Università di Torino)
e i traduttori e curatori della collana: Berardino Palumbo (Università di Messina), Giovanni Pizza (Università di Perugia)
Coordina Bruno Riccio (Università di Bologna)
Kick-Off Conference ERC Project F-WORD
30th May 2024
Torino, Campus Luigi Einaudi, Room Lauree Grande Blu
Program:
h. 9.00- 9.30
Institutional welcome
Vice-chancellor of University of Turin; Prof. Laura Scomparin
Head of the Department of Cultures, Politics and Society; Prof. Francesco Ramella
School of Anthropology, Prof. Adriano Favole
h. 9.30-10.00
ERC project: The world behind a word. An anthropological exploration offascist
practices and meanings among European youth (F-WORD)
Prof. Maddalena Gretel Cammelli, University of Turin
h.10.00- 11.00
Keynote: Integral Europe twenty years after. Actuality and questions for research
Prof. Douglas R. Holmes, State University of New York at Binghamton
h.11.00- 11.30
Coffee break
11.30-13.00
Round Table: Political ethnography in times of crisis
Prof. Martina Avanza, Lausanne University
Prof. Carlo Capello, University of Turin
Prof. Dana Ain Davis, City University of New York
Prof. Giovanni Semi, University of Turin
h.13.00- 14.30
Lunch break
h.14.30- 16.00
Round Table: Fascist legacy from colonialism to contemporary times
Dr. Massimiliano Livi, Trier University
Dr. Angelica Pesarini, University of Toronto
Prof. Barbara Sorgoni, University of Turin
Prof. Bruno Riccio, University of Bologna
h.16.00- 16.30
Coffee break
h.16.30- 17.30
Keynote: Contemporary fascist inspirations and capitalist evolutions:
perspectives from social anthropology
Prof. DonKalb, Bergen University
h.17.30
Final discussion
h.18.00
Drinks reception
EXTREME/MALECANE
3rd April 2024
Torino,Cineteatro Baretti, Via G. Baretti 4
Spettacolo Teatrale
Regia e soggetto: Paola Pisciottano, bolognaprocess
Con: Marios Bellas, Debora Binci, Esther Gouarné, Aymeric Trionfo
Tecnico: Gaspard Samyn
F-WORD Team Conferences, Workshops, Talks, Lectures
Maddalena Gretel Cammelli
International Conferences
- May 25, 2023
Intervento: Discussant “CENT’ANNI DOPO. Il fascismo nella storiografia e nella sfera pubblica. Narrazioni”, Istituto storico Parri Bologna, via S. Isaia 20, sala refettorio
- July 3-4, 2023
Intervento: Introduction, Workshop Capitalism, Fascism, and the Environment. Workshop of the EASA Network Anthropology of Fascisms (ANTHROFA), EASA
Anthropology of Economy Network (AoE), University Cologne, Global South Studies Center (GSSC) Convenors: Maddalena Gretel Cammelli, Michele Fontefrancesco, Ognjen Kojanić, Juliane Müller, Ingo Schröder, Andreas Streinzer, Sabine Teryngel
- September 22, 2023
Intervento: Discussant. Panel 28. Umano, troppo umano. Per un’antropologia critica della quarta rivoluzione industriale. SIAC conference, Univ. Roma. Convenor: Maddalena Gretel Cammelli (Università di Torino), Stefania Consigliere (Università di Genova), Cecilia Vergnano (KU Leuven)
- November 14, 2023
Intervento: Reflections on contemporary Fascism. Contemporary “Fascism” and Contemporary Capital. Room 2279, OISE Building, 252 Bloor St. West, University of Toronto. Tuesday, November 14, 2023 – 2 PM-6 PM. Organized by the Political Economy Discussion Group, Ida Susser and Don Nonini, Conveners
- November 15, 2023
Intervento: Notes on contemporary Fascism and the F-WORD project. AAA Conference, Toronto. Event: 3583 – Anthropologists Confront The Global Rise of Fascism. Type: Late-Breaking Roundtable/Town Hall – In-Person. Time: 4:30 PM – 6:15 PM
- November 29, 2023
Intervento: experiences and projects. Attempt, persist, renounce, take care. Sharing challenges, experiences and practices on accessing and being in the field. DOING RESEARCH, BEING ENGAGED: METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES AND ETHICAL REFLECTIONS. PhD program in Urban and Regional Development, Castello del Valentino, DIST, Politecnico di Torino, Roundtable 1
- December 13, 2023
Intervento: per un’antropologia del fascismo. Il fascismo prima e dopo il fascismo. Culture di destra, neo-fascismo e post-fascismo in Italia. Maddalena Gretel Cammelli, Enrico Manera, Claudio Vercelli. Polo del ‘900, Torino, h.17.00
- May 30, 2024
Intervento: Introduction. KICK-OFF CONFERENCE ERC PROJECT F-WORD, Università di Torino
- June 19, 2024
Intervento: Introduction and Feminist Ethnography as a Tool for an Antropological Investigation of Fascism. SYMPOSIUM ON FEMINIST ETHNOGRAPHY AND ANTHROPOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION, Università di Torino
- July 18, 2024
Intervento: Feminist Ethnography. A New Tool to Investigate Fascism Among European Youth.EASA Univ. Barcelona, Anthrofa Network Panel. Prof. Maddalena Gretel Cammelli, Dr. Chiara Magliacane, Dr. Marta Panighel.
Marta Panighel
International Conferences
- June 2025. “A Pressure Cooker We Knew Would Explode: Peripheral Italy Between Race-based Murders, Neo-Fascism, and Suppression”, invited speaker at the Contesting Migration Conference, Durham University.
- May 20, 2025. “The Original Sin: Gendered Islamophobia as Structural Racism in Italy”, 4th Annual International Islamophobia Studies Research Association (IISRA) Conference, University of Granada, Spain. https://www.iisra.net/conference-program
- November 15, 2024. “Investigating Fascist Practices Through the Lens Of Feminist Ethnography”, together with Prof. Maddalena Gretel Cammelli and Dr. Chiara Calzana, at the Feminism as a method Conference, Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence, Italy. https://www.sns.it/sites/default/files/2024-10/2024111415locandinaweb.pdf https://www.sns.it/sites/default/files/2024-10/2024111415pieghevoledellaportaweb.pdf
- July 18, 2024. “Feminist Ethnography. A New Tool to Investigate Fascism Among European Youth”, together with Prof. Maddalena Gretel Cammelli and Dr. Chiara Magliacane, a the 18th EASA Biennial Conference. Online panel session.
- July 5, 2024. “Acknowledgement or Appropriation? How To Navigate Academy Through Feminist Knowledge”, invited speaker at the round-table on Feminist methodologies at the Summer School in Sociology of Law and Deviance, second edition, organized by the Italian Association of Sociology (AIS), University of Genoa, Italy. https://www.ais-sociologia.it/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/6_PROGRAMMA_SUMMER-SCHOOL.pdf
- May 29, 2024. “Permanences and Suppressions of Discourses, Practices and Symbols of Fascism: Anthropological Research and Feminist Ethnography in Two Italian Provinces”, Workshop with F-Word Team & Advisory Members at the Kick-Off Conference. Erc Project F-WORD, University of Turin, Italy.
Invited Talks and Lectures
- April 11, 2025. “Is Sisterhood Global? Othering Process in the Italian Feminist Journal Effe (1973-1982)”, at the Gender Studies course, University of Bologna, MA level. Lecturer Prof. Stefania Voli.
- October 22, 2024. “Can There be a Feminist Ethnography of Fascism? Exploring the F-WORD among European Youth”, together with Dr. Chiara Calzana. PhD class of the Center for the Study of Women and Society, The City University of New York (CUNY), PhD level. Lecturer Prof. Dána-Ain Davis.
- October 17, 2024. “Gendered Migrations Between Vulnerability and Self-Determination”, at the Professional training course for Social Workers Knowledge, Practices and Professions in Immigrant and Refugee Welfare organized by the Bari University Osservatorio accoglienza detenzione migranti, Galatina (LE), Italy.
- March 12, 2024. “Racism and Islamophobia in Italy. A Decolonial Reading”, at the seminar Maschere bianche. Seminari di decolonizzazione culturale, organized by the project Brazilian Art, Savona, Italy.
Chiara Calzana
International Conferences
- December 19, 2024
Workshop 2: “La politica in aula: costruire pratiche di lavoro didattico ed educativo con l’antropologia”. Co-organized with Maddalena Gretel Cammelli and Chiara Magliacane (UniTo). XII Conference of the Italian Association of Applied Anthropology (SIAA). Università di Messina, 19-21 December 2024
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U9-jpOmYfIFkLLdtph4ZNKf4fgZ9dM0-/view
- November 15, 2024
“Investigating fascist practices through the lens of feminist ethnography” with Maddalena Gretel Cammelli and Marta Panighel. International Conference “Feminism ad a Method. Feminist Epistemologies, Methodologies and Methods in the Social Sciences. Panel 7 – Doing Ethnography with the Far Right. Scuola Normale Superiore, Firenze, 14-15 November 2024. https://www.sns.it/sites/default/files/2024-10/2024111415locandinaweb.pdf
https://www.sns.it/sites/default/files/2024-10/2024111415pieghevoledellaportaweb.pdf
Teaching Seminars
- October 22, 2024
“Can There Be a Feminist Ethnography of Fascism? Exploring the F-WORD among European Youth” – with Marta Panighel. Lecture for the PhD students of the Center for the Study of Women and Society – The Graduate Center (CUNY). Course “Feminist Ethnography” by Prof. Dána-Ain Davis. Queens College, City University of New York
Third Mission
- February 21, 2025
“La storia nei luoghi: fascismo e colonialismo nella toponomastica torinese” – Laboratorio di antropologia storica per le scuole. Laboratorio svolto presso il Liceo Einstein, in collaborazione con ISTORETO nell’ambito del World Anthropology Day 2025
Chiara Magliacane
International Conferences
- June, 2025
“We are not far-right but we are right so far”: Pro- and anti-migrant related contestations in the North-East of the island of Ireland’, Invited Speaker, Durham University
- February, 2025
“Anthropologies and solidarities on the isle of Ireland and beyond”, Invited Speaker, Webinar
- December, 2024
‘Antropologia e politica in “pratica”’, Discussant, SIAA Conference, University of Messina (Sicily)
“La politica in aula: costruire pratiche di lavoro didattico ed educativo con l’antropologia”, Workshop organiser and facilitator with Dr Chiara Calzana, SIAA Conference, University of Messina (Sicily)
- July 18, 2024
“Feminist Ethnography as a tool for the study of fascism”, Speaker, EASA Conference, Barcellona University, with Prof. Maddalena Gretel Cammelli and Dr. Marta Panighel.
- May 29, 2024
Kick-off Conference ‘F-Word’, project presentation, Turin University
Marco Bernardi
International Conferences
- June, 2025
Sommersemester 2025: Oltre l’historia magistra vitae. Italienzentrum Universität Trier (Trier, 16 June). click here
Conference of the Standing Group of Extremism and Democracy. New and Old Challenges of Populism and Radicalism: I’m not a fascist, I’m a patriot! Extremism, stereotypes, and self-acquitting memories within Italian students: A survey. Queen Mary, University of London (London, 9-10 June). click here
- May, 2025
Extreme Right and Democracy in Europe After the Second World War. Coexistence, Contrasts, Contradictions: Apologia: Yes or No? Anti-Fascists, Fascists, and Italian Society Facing Regulations Against Apology of Fascism. Université Paris 8 – IFG Lab (Paris, 20 – 21 May).click here
Forschungskolloquim. Neuste Geschichte und Forschungsstelle SEAL. Sommersemester 2025: Zwischen Didaktik, Erinnerungskultur und öffentlichem Gebrauch der Geschichte. Wissen und Meinungen über den historischen Faschismus/NS bei italienischen Schüler:innen (12./13. Klasse). Forschungsstelle SEAL Universität Trier (Trier, 13 May). click here
- April, 2025
Antifascism. Actors, practices, meanings after 1989: Insegnare l’antifascismo. La didattica della storia in Italia e la cultura antifascista. Istituto Alcide Cervi – Istituto nazionale Ferruccio Parri (Reggio Emilia, 28 – 30 April). click here
- October, 2024
VIII Conference of IRAHSSE. Values in history, social sciences and human geography education: Challenges for schools and teacher education: Beyond Historia Magistra Vitae. IRAHSSE – Universitad de Murcia (Cartagena, 21 – 23 October). click here
Heritage, Museums & Populism. Final conference CHAPTER: Chauvinism Dressed with Self-Pity: The Role of the Foiba of Basovizza in Constructing and Spreading Nationalistic Identities. Humboldt University Berlin (Berlin, 7 – 9 October). click here
- September, 2024
Cantieri SISCALT di storia contemporanea italo-germanica: Insegnamento della storia, memoria e usi del fascismo tra gli studenti europei. SISCALT – Università di Torino – DHI – Villa Vigoni (Torino, 19 – 21 September). click here
- June, 2024
JICMS International Conference. Seventy years of history in television: A quanti-qualitative overview of themes and narratives of Italian Resistance in RAI programs. The American University of Rome (Rome, 13-15 June). click here
Nel cuore degli anni ’70 italiani. La svolta del 1973-1974: Cambiamo canale! Il dibattito sulle televisioni private come fonte per la crisi del sistema politico italiano all’inizio degli anni ’70. Università degli Studi di Firenze, Université Grenoble Alpes (Florence, 5-7 June). click here
- February, 2024
La frontiera adriatica fra ricerca e didattica: uno sguardo comparato. Giornata internazionale di studi: Il caso della Germania. Istituto per la Storia della Resistenza e dell’Età Contemporanea di Rimini (Rimini, 9 February). click here
Gabriele Vitale
International Conferences
- May 26-27, 2025
“Fascisations au présent”, Association Française des Anthropologues (AFA). Université Lumière Lyon 2. Panel “Bascules”, Gabriele Vitale “Geen fascisten in onze stad? Contemporary uses, meanings and permutations in contemporary fascisms.”.
Workshop “Theorizing Fascism through Ethnography: Anthropological Insights for Today’s Political Landscape”
Workshop organizzato da Dipartimento di Culture, Politica e Società – Università di Torino nell’ambito del progetto ERC “The world behind a word. An anthropological exploration of fascist practices and meanings among European youth” (F-WORD)
The EASA Anthropology of Fascisms (AnthroFa) Networkopen_in_new and the ERC project F-WORDopen_in_new “The world behind a word. An anthropological exploration of fascist practices and meanings among European youth” are delighted to invite contributions for their joint workshop on “Theorizing Fascism through Ethnography: Anthropological Insights for Today’s Political Landscape”.
The workshop will focus on the intertwinement of ethnography and fascism as a theoretical category, without getting into an endless discussion about the “right” use of fascism as a concept, and keeping in mind the dynamic nature of its manifestations as a social phenomenon. We invite researchers and network members to share about their ethnographic experiences and how they have shaped and reflected their field of inquiry.
On the grounds of recent events and state-of-the-art research on fascism undertaken all over the world, we want to mobilize anthropological insights in order to offer a space of discussion on the multiple complexities of contemporary scenarios. We are surrounded by growing militarisation, wars, the political re-elaboration of history and of memory politics, criminalisation of migrations, the backlash against feminists and gender struggles, ecological crisis and exploitation of resources. Moreover, we are increasingly faced with urgent calls for analysis as we are witnessing a live-streamed genocide in Gaza and Palestine, which makes visible the Zionist colonial-imperial project, and – at the same time – the instrumentalization of, and simultaneous growth of, multiple expressions of antisemitism.
Fascism as a category can function as a heuristic device for the analysis of these themes and of the continuities between soil exploitation, colonialism, racism, and multiple forms of nationalism that have been taking place across times and spaces.
The workshop offers a space to discuss the intertwinement between theory, fieldwork, empirical acknowledgement and reckoning of fascist practices as anthropological conundrum, moving from contributors’ ethnographic experiences.
We invite contributions that engage with, but are not limited to, the following macro-themes:
1) Praxes of “othering”: mobilisations of “anti”-migration, “anti”-gender, “anti”-feminist, “anti”- Islam, “anti”-gypsyism, “anti”-institutional… discourses;
2) Capitalist accumulation: exploitation of natural resources and living beings through technology, labour, ecology and digitisation;
3) The diachronic and ethnographic theorisation of multiple forms and materialisations of racism, colonialism, nationalism, white supremacy;
4) The political use and circulation of memories, future imaginaries, identity, social reproduction and historical transition.
We encourage generative exchanges, providing a platform for collective dialogue and reflection.
There is no set format for presentations; instead, we encourage the sharing of work-in-progress, questions, reflections, as well as creative approaches to exploring the workshop’s themes. We thus welcome written/spoken work, as well as films, creative work, visual illustrations, research agendas, and other exploratory works. This is not intended to be an exhaustive list, and participants are encouraged to explore formats that extend beyond these suggestions.
The workshop will take place on February 2nd and 3rd 2026, at the University of Turin (Italy).
Funding from both EASA and ERC F-WORD project will be dedicated to facilitating early-career or precarious scholars’ expenses related to travel and accommodation.
We ask interested authors to send us their submissions by the 30th of August, sharing with us a title, an abstract of 250 words and a short biography. Please, include a note to let us know if you need funding to attend the workshop.
Please send your proposals to:
Maddalena Gretel Cammelli (maddalenagretel.cammelli@unito.it),
Elena Miltiadis (miltiadiselena@gmail.com),
and Nicolas Petel-Rochette (nicolaspetelrochette@protonmail.com).
The organising committee (Easa AnthroFa network convenors and F-WORD team):
Maddalena Gretel Cammelli (University of Turin), Elena Miltiadis (Durham University), Nicolas Petel-Rochette (Université du Québec à Montréal), Marco Bernardi (University of Turin), Chiara Calzana (University of Turin), Chiara Magliacane (University of Turin), Marta Panighel (University of Turin), Gabriele Vitale (University of Turin).
Find Annex 1 here: https://www.dcps.unito.it/do/avvisi.pl/Show?_id=am3b
Kick-Off Conference ERC Project F-WORD
Programma
| Hour | Description |
|---|---|
| 9:00 - 9:30 | Institutional welcome Vice-chancellor of University of Turin; Prof. Laura Scomparin Head of the Department of Cultures, Politics and Society; Prof. Francesco Ramella School of Anthropology, Prof. Adriano Favole |
| 9:30 - 10:00 | ERC project: The world behind a word. An anthropological exploration offascist practices and meanings among European youth (F-WORD) Prof. Maddalena Gretel Cammelli, University of Turin |
| 10:00 - 11:00 | Keynote: Integral Europe twenty years after. Actuality and questions for research Prof. Douglas R. Holmes, State University of New York at Binghamton |
| 11:00 - 11:30 | Coffee break |
| 11:30 - 13:00 | Round Table: Political ethnography in times of crisis Prof. Martina Avanza, Lausanne University Prof. Carlo Capello, University of Turin Prof. Dana Ain Davis, City University of New York Prof. Giovanni Semi, University of Turin |
| 13:00 - 14:30 | Lunch break |
| 14:30 - 16:00 | Round Table: Fascist legacy from colonialism to contemporary times Dr. Massimiliano Livi, Trier University Dr. Angelica Pesarini, University of Toronto Prof. Barbara Sorgoni, University of Turin Prof. Bruno Riccio, University of Bologna |
| 16:00 - 16:30 | Coffee break |
| 16:30 - 17:30 | Keynote: Contemporary fascist inspirations and capitalist evolutions: perspectives from social anthropology Prof. DonKalb, Bergen University |
| 17:30 | Final discussion |
| 18:00 | Drinks reception |
EXTREME/MALECANE
