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IT. (Melbourne); John D. Calandra Italian American Institute, Queens College/CUNY (New York); Galata Museo del Mare e delle Migrazioni (Genova)  \nWith the patronage of the Italian Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism  \nLIVING TRANSCULTURAL SPACES CO.AS.IT, Melbourne, 4-7 April 2018  \n189-199 Faraday Street, Carlton, VIC 3053  \nCONTENTS  \nDiaspore Italiane – Italy in Movement. A Symposium on Three Continents The Overall Project p. 3  \n‗Lcpcha Tl[hm]ofnol[f Sj[]_m‘ p. 4  \nConference Program p. 6  \nAbstracts and Biographical Notes  \nWednesday 4 April p. 10  \nTursday 5 April p. 14  \nFriday 6 April p. 32  \nSaturday 7 April p. 50  \nNew Horizons. An Exhibition of Italian Australian Artists. p. 68  \nIndex of Sessions, Panels and Keynote Presentations p. 69  \nIndex of Names p. 72  \n‗Tl[hmh[ncih[fcmg [h^ Qo_mncihm i` I^_hncns‘ – Call for Papers p. 76  \n[www.diasporeitaline.com](www.diasporeitaline.com)  \nCover image: mural by Alice Pasquini on the CO.AS.IT. building in Melbourne (2016)  \n2 DIASPORE ITALIANE –ITALY IN MOVEMENT (1)–‗LIVING TRANSCULTURAL SPACES,‘ CO.AS.IT., Melbourne, 4-8 April 2018  \nDIASPORE ITALIANE – ITALY IN MOVEMENT  \nA Symposium on Three Continents  \nLIVING TRANSCULTURAL SPACES – Melbourne: 4-8 April 2018 TRANSNATIONALISM AND QUESTIONS OF IDENTITY – New York: 1-3 Nov 2018  \nBETWEEN IMMIGRATION AND HISTORICAL AMNESIA – Genova: 27-29 June 2019  \nPresented by:  \nCO.AS.IT. (Melbourne);  \nJOHN D. CALANDRA ITALIAN AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Queens College/CUNY (New York);  \nGALATA MUSEO DEL MARE E DELLE MIGRAZIONI (Genova) With the patronage of the Italian Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism  \nThis symposium is a collaboration between three diverse Italian migration organisations – a welfare and cultural agency, a tertiary institute and a museum – each deeply connected with the community, institutions and culture of a cosmopolitan city which is also iconic of the Italian migrant and diasporic experience.  \nThis symposium – the first international conference of its kind – brings together researchers and practitioners from Australia, the United States, Italy and other locations to explore the vicissitudes of Italians and Italian identity in the transcultural spaces defined by mobility.  \nFive contexts emerge as the main foci of study: (1) Italian historic migration, with some 27 million emigrants between 1870 and 1970; (2) Italian diasporic communities, with some 80 million people worldwide today; (3) Italian colonial history, with some 500,000 settlers at its peak in 1940; (4) Italy as a destination for migrants and refugees, from the 1980s onwards; (5) the so-called new Italian emigration, from the turn of the century onwards.  \nA transnational approach to Italian Studies, as attempted in this multidisciplinary conference, will develop a multi-perspectival view of Italian cultural identity in movement within the relevant historical frameworks, and thus produce new thinking and a sharper understanding of the ways in which perceived differences are formed, acted on, and reacted to. 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