Emilio Urbinati's profile

Affiliation: University of Bologna
Full title: Phd
Address: Via Pleiadi, 6
47923, Rimini, Italy
E-mail: emilio.urbinati3@unibo.it

 

Main scientific activities

• PhD  - International Cooperation and Sustainable Development Policies
• Principal subjects: Anthropology, Ethnographic research methods, Agrarian economics
• Thesis title: Development policies and ethnic issue. The Italian development cooperation in Bosnia Herzegovina
• During the PhD I obtained some fellowship:
• October 2008  - December 2008: IInd  Grant as visiting scholar at University of Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina. Centre for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Studies
• January 2008 - July 2008: Grant as visiting scholar at Watson Institute for International Studies, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
• May - September 2007: Ist Grant as visiting scholar at University of Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina. Centre for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Studies
• Panelist at Association for the Study of Nationalities conference 2009, “Imagined communities, real conflicts, and national identities”, Columbia University, New York
• Panelist at the conference Anthropology, development, humanitarian aid: ator networks and situated practices, June 11-12, 2009, Bergamo, Italy
• 2009: Academic tutor of 15th CEI Summer School of Cervia “Beyond enlargement. The wider Europe and the new neighborhood”, organized in Cervia by Bologna University, Europe and the Balkans International Network, Istituto per l'Europa Centro Orientale e Balcanica and Central European Initiative
• 2006-2007: Academic tutor of Summer School “Re-thinking practices in social inclusion field”, organized in Rimini by University of Bologna
• 2005-2006: Academic consulence at 6th e 7th Human Rights Nights International Film Festival, organized by Cineteca di Bologna, Comune di Bologna and Bologna University

Main recent articles

• In peer review process: "Deconstructing ethnic identity through development projects. An ethnographic sight to Bosnia Herzegovina social reconstruction made by NGOs", for Southeastern Europe