Updates on presentations, conferences, workshops, and other events attended or organised by TheGame researchers. Click on concluded events to view reports and photos from the event.
La Sapienza University, Rome, Italy
Emma Beatrice Farina presented a paper on “Archaeological Approaches to Homing Strategies in Makeshift Camps along the Balkan Route”
Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland
A special session organised by TheGame researchers with presentations on research on camps from across the route
National Hellenic Research Foundation, Athens, Greece
Claudio Minca and Valeria Raimondi presented TheGame research in two sessions of this conference on refugee "crises" in Greece
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National Technical University, Athens, Greece
The second workshop of TheGAME project brought together all project researchers and staff to present and reflect on methodologies and ethics of studying a contemporary migration route
School of Architecture, National Technical University of Athens
Claudio Minca and Valeria Raimondi gave lectures on TheGame project, counter-geographies, and counter mapping
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
Claudio Minca delivered a lecture at the Laboratory for the Study of Collective Practices for Space & Development (Co-Space) of the School of Spatial Planning & Development, and the Research Unit for South European Cities of the School of Architecture of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Impact Hub, Karaiskaki 28, 10554, Athens
Valeria Raimondi presented recent research at this workshop organised by the Max Plank Institute
Zagreb, Croatia
Yolanda Weima and Roberta Gentili presented research and attended the conference organized by the Croatian Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research
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Trieste, Italy
The first workshop of TheGAME brought together all researchers and staff to present and reflect on what it means to "think like a route."
Pisa, Italy
Emma Farina presented a paper at the 1st Italian Conferencevention on Archaeology of the Contemporary Age (30 November - 1 December)
London, UK
A double session organized with TheGame researchers at the Royal Geographical Society-Institute of British Geographers Annual Conference, London, UK
Belgrade, Serbia
Claudio Minca chaired the plenary session of the MIGREC final conference, "Migration in the Western Balkans - Re-thinking Crisis Narratives." MIGREC is a H2020 project lead by the University of Belgrade, aiming at the development of migration-related research with policy impact in Serbia.