Book Chapters by C. Quagliariello
Ferrero L., Quagliariello C., Vargas C. (eds), Emboding borders. Migrants’ right to health, universal rights and local policies, Oxford- New York, Berghahn Books, 102-125., 2021
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Migrant Hospitalities in the Mediterranean, 2021
In my chapter I analyze, first, the social elements explaining the hospitable, and not hostile, a... more In my chapter I analyze, first, the social elements explaining the hospitable, and not hostile, attitude Lampedusa inhabitants have shown over the years toward migrant people. I argue hospitality cannot be understood as a cultural element or an intrinsic characteristic of the Mediterranean identity. This attitude is mostly linked to historical dynamics and structural factors that characterize this Italian borderland. As the concept of reciprocity suggests, the fact that Lampedusa has historically been a place of emigration to Sicily and other Italian or Northern Africa regions led to a sort of identification with migrant people. At the same time, foreign migrants have always been temporary guests on this island. This situation facilitated, I suggest, the perception of migrants as non-dangerous visitors, unable to change the social landscape. Secondly, I explore the negative effects the transition in the perception of migrants from guests to take care to people the Italian state is entitled to manage has produced on the island.
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Unicopli, 2021
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EMBODYING BORDERS, 2021
Through a dialogue between medical anthropology and human rights, the contributions provide a com... more Through a dialogue between medical anthropology and human rights, the contributions provide a comparative and descriptive assessment of the many diff erent ways in which migration policies both at macro-and micro-levels hinder migrants access to health care in the USA and at the southern border of Europe. Based on extensive field research, the essays in this volume illuminate the experiences of migrants from their own point of view, providing a critical understanding of the complex social reality in which each experience is grounded. Access to medical care for migrants is a fundamental right which is o en ignored. The book provides a critical understanding of the social reality in which social inequalities are grounded, and o ers the opportunity to show that right to health does not correspond uniquely with access to healthcare. Social anthropology in Europe is growing, and the variety of work being done is expanding. This series is intended to present the best of the work produced by members of the EASA, both in monographs and in edited collections. The studies in this series describe societies, processes and institutions around the world and are intended for both scholarly and student readerships.
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Articles by C. Quagliariello
cArgo-Revue internationale d'anthropologie culturelle & sociale, 11, 2021
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Anthropologie & Santé, 23, 2021
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‘Illuminazioni,’ 53, 137-163., 2020
L'articolo si propone di contribuire ad un'antropologia della gravidanza e del parto ai tempi del... more L'articolo si propone di contribuire ad un'antropologia della gravidanza e del parto ai tempi del Coronavirus, la quale si è contraddistinta per la produzione di analisi sull'esperienza procreativa alla luce di un momento storico eccezionale. Da una parte, lo studio si concentrerà sui cambiamenti introdotti dalla pandemia riguardo alla percezione dei rischi associati alla gravidanza e al parto. Dall'altra parte, si mostrerà fino a che punto il modello assistenziale medico-centrato abbia conosciuto un rafforzamento durante l'emergenza sanitaria. Infine, si rifletterà su come la scelta di privilegiare un'assistenza incentrata sulla figura dell'ostetrica testimoni la presenza di forme di resistenza al modello medicalizzato.
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Erreffe. La ricerca folklorica, 75, 29-42., 2020
This article focuses on the history of childbirth in one of the Italian and European borderlands,... more This article focuses on the history of childbirth in one of the Italian and European borderlands, such as Lampedusa island. First, we describe the main changes that occurred in childbirth assistance since the beginning of the 20th century to present, namely the transformation of childbirth from a non-medical event to a hospital experience, which takes place under medical control. The article underlines how, for the women from Lampedusa, this historical change is coupled by the need to look for new places where to give birth, as a hospital assistance is not available on the island. Secondly, we highlight some of the social, economic and health consequences related to the need to give birth elsewhere. Finally, we focus on the population of pregnant migrant women, who disembark in Lampedusa after a migratory journey via the Mediterranean Sea. Through a comparative study, we analyse how the sentiment of competition native women from Lampedusa feel towards the immigrants overshadows the fact that both populations face reproductive injustices in relation to childbirth assistance.
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Autrepart, 85, 57-74, 2018
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Clio, 2020
L'article analyse une forme de migration en vigueur depuis plusieurs décennies chez la population... more L'article analyse une forme de migration en vigueur depuis plusieurs décennies chez la population féminine de Lampedusa, Italie : une migration à court terme mise en oeuvre pour bénéficier d'une assistance hospitalière lors de l'accouchement, assistance absente à Lampedusa. Dans un premier temps, l'article examine ce phénomène, que nous appelons accouchements déterritorialisés. Pour cerner les évolutions de cette émigration pour l'enfantement au fil du temps, nous étudions ce phénomène sur plusieurs générations. Ensuite, nous examinons les enjeux socio-culturels, socioéconomiques et socio-sanitaires de cette mobilité reproductive chez les femmes de Lampedusa. La troisième partie de l'article étudie comment les accouchements déterritorialisés dialoguent, ou entrent en conflit, avec l'assistance médicale proposée aux immigrées enceintes accueillies de nos jours à Lampedusa. Cette approche nous permet d'ouvrir la réflexion sur le lien entre migrations féminines nationales et internationales, expériences d'enfantement et droits reproductifs.
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InGenere, 2020
Corsi a distanza, ecografie via smartphone, sale parto precluse a compagni e parenti. Questo arti... more Corsi a distanza, ecografie via smartphone, sale parto precluse a compagni e parenti. Questo articolo racconta come le donne in Italia stanno vivendo la gravidanza durante l'epidemia Covid-19
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Medical Anthropology Quarterly, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a transformation of healthcare management within the hospital se... more The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a transformation of healthcare management within the hospital setting worldwide. In Italy, although all ‘non-urgent’ medical care and interventions were immediately postponed from the end of February 2020, in order to free up space and personnel to care for the heavy influx of sick patients in ICUs, pregnant women were among the few groups who were nevertheless expected to continue engaging with available medical services, carry on with their antenatal care routine, and give birth in wholly reconfigured clinical landscapes.
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Mondi Migranti, Fascicolo 1, 195-216, 2019
L'articolo esamina le forme di assistenza offerte alle donne migranti giunte in stato di gravidan... more L'articolo esamina le forme di assistenza offerte alle donne migranti giunte in stato di gravidanza in Europa, attraverso i viaggi via mare. Nella prima parte dell'articolo l'autore analizza le violenze di genere subite dalle donne durante il percorso migratorio dal continente africano ai territori-frontiera dell'Italia meridionale, quale l'isola di Lampedusa e la città di Palermo, in Sicilia. La seconda parte dell'articolo sottolinea le difficoltà incontrate dalle migranti nell'accesso all'interruzione volontaria di gravidanza, e l'influenza delle condizioni di vita all'interno dei centri di accoglienza sulla salute globale delle donne. L'autore sostiene che le violenze strutturali e le forme di discriminazione a cui le migranti di origine sub-sahariana sono soggette continuano dopo il loro arrivo in Europa. Le violenze istituzionali esercitate attraverso le leggi in materia di salute riproduttiva e lo stesso funzionamento del sistema di accoglienza si accumulano ai traumi fisici e psicologici vissuti durante la migrazione.
Parole chiave: salute riproduttiva, violenze di genere, migrazioni, IVG, Lampedusa.
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Politiques de communication, 2017
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Parole chiave: salute riproduttiva, violenze di genere, migrazioni, IVG, Lampedusa.
Parole chiave: salute riproduttiva, violenze di genere, migrazioni, IVG, Lampedusa.
profiles, their journeys to Europe via the three main Mediterranean routes, and the conditions of first reception. Through ethnographic vignettes we examine the diverse ways in which pregnant migrants become vulnerable within these contexts. Second, we turn to the reproductive healthcare they receive in EU borderlands. We explore how
declinations of ideas of vulnerability shape the medical encounter between healthcare professionals and migrant women and how vulnerability is dynamically used or contested by migrant patients to engage in meaningful social relations in unpredictable and unstable borderlands.