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Publications prior to 2004
B o o k
Byrne, Bridget and Carla De Tona. 2019. All in the mix. Race, class and school choice. Manchester University Press
B o o k C h a p t e r s
De Tona, Carla, Gül Ince-Beqo Sahizer Samuk. 2023 ‘The asylum system in Italy: a review of the changing flows, fragmented policy frameworks and the key role of civil society organisations.’ In Ana Vila Freyer and Ibrahim Sirkeci (eds.) Global Atlas of Refugee and Asylum, Transnational Press London
De Tona, Carla. 2023. ‘Quale co-partecipazione è possibile? Una riflessione critica sull’organizzazione e co-progettazione degli Usability Test e della sperimentazione pubblica di MICADO a Bologna’. In ed. Maurizio Bergamaschi Migranti: la sfida dell’integrazione digitale. Innovazione e co-creation nel progetto H2020 MICADO, Milano: FrancoAngeli
De Tona, Carla, Annalisa Frisina, and Deianira Ganga. 2019. ‘Research methods in ethnic and migration studies’, in Ibrahim Sirkeci, Theodoros Iosifides, Carla De Tona and Annalisa Frisina (eds), Reader in Qualitative Methods in Migration Research , Transnational Press, London
De Tona, Carla. 2018. ‘L’immigrazione italiana in Irlanda: vecchie e nuove mobilità tra diaspora e cosmopolitismo’, in Rapporto Italiani nel Mondo 2018, Fondazione Migrantes, Tau Editrice
De Tona, Carla and Elena Moreo. 2012. ‘Theorizing migrant-led activism’, in Ronit Lentin and Elena Moreo (eds) Migrant Activism and Integration from below in Ireland, London: Palgrave Macmillian
De Tona, Carla. 2012. ‘Investing in hope? Gendered resistance and the struggle of migrant women’s associations in Ireland’, in Ronit Lentin and Elena Moreo (eds.) Migrant Activism and Integration from below in Ireland, London: Palgrave Macmillian
De Tona, Carla. 2010. ‘Mothering Contradictory Diasporas: Negotiation of Traditional Motherhood Roles among Italian migrant women in Ireland’, in Loretta Baldassar and Donna Gabaccia (eds.) Intimacy And Italian Migration: Gender And Domestic Lives In A Mobile World, New York: Fordham University Press
De Tona, Carla. 2008. ‘Gente di passaggio: Liminality and representation of Italianness in Ireland’, in Borbála Faragó and Moynagh Sullivan (eds.) Facing the Other: Interdisciplinary Studies on Race, Gender and Social Justice in Ireland, Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Press
De Tona, Carla and Ronit Lentin. 2007. Overlapping multi-centred networking: Migrant women’s diasporic networks as alternative narratives of globalisation, in Karen Fricker and Ronit Lentin (eds.) Performing Global Networks, Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Press
J o u r n a l s
Byrne, Bridget and Carla De Tona. 2014. ‘Multicultural Desires? Parental negotiation of multiculture and difference in choosing secondary schools for their children’, The Sociological Review (Vol 62/3)
Byrne, Bridget and Carla De Tona. 2012. ‘Trying to find the extra choices’: Migrant parents and secondary school choice in Greater Manchester’, British Journal of Sociology of Education (Vol 33/1)
De Tona, Carla and Ronit Lentin. 2011.‘Networking sisterhood, from the informal to the global: AkiDwA, the African and Migrant Women’s Network, Ireland’, Global Networks (Vol 11/2)
De Tona, Carla and Ronit Lentin. 2011. ‘Building a platform for our voices to be heard’: Migrant women’s networks as agents of transformation in the Republic of Ireland’, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (Vol 37/3)
De Tona, Carla, Annalisa Frisina, and Deianira Ganga. 2010. ‘Editorial: Research Methods in Ethnic and Migration Studies’. Special Issue, Migration Letters (Vol.7/1- April 2010)
De Tona, Carla and Andrew Whelan. 2009. ‘“Re-mediating” the ruptures of migration: the use of internet and mobile phones among women’s migrant organisations in Ireland’. Translocations: Migration and Social Change (Vol 5/1)
De Tona, Carla. 2007. ‘When Letters and Contraceptives Don’t Stop at the Customs’: Kin work, networks, and cultural capital of Italian migrant women in Ireland’, Irish Journal of Anthropology (Vol 9/3)
De Tona, Carla. 2006. ‘Narrative Networks: Italian Women in Dublin’ (May 2006). IIIS Discussion Paper No. 152, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=925662
De Tona, Carla. 2006. ‘But what is interesting is the story of why and how migration happened. Ronit Lentin and Hassan Bousetta in conversation with Carla De Tona’, Forum Qualitative Social Research (Vol 7/3)
Borkert, Maren, Alberto Martín Pérez, Sam Scout and Carla De Tona. 2006. ‘Introduction: Understanding Migration Research (Across National and Academic Boundaries) in Europe’, Forum Qualitative Social Research (Vol 7/3)
Borkert, Maren and Carla De Tona. 2006. ’Stories of HERMES: A qualitative analysis of (qualitative) questions of young researchers in migration and ethnic studies in Europe’, Forum Qualitative Social Research (Vol 7/3)
De Tona, Carla. 2005. The ‘conspicuous visibility’ of Italianness and the ‘invisibility’ of Italian migrants in Ireland: A sociological analysis of a regime of representation. Altreitalie (Vol 30)
De Tona, Carla. 2004. ‘I remember when years ago in Italy’: Nine Italian women in Dublin tell the Diaspora, Women’s Studies International Forum (Vol 27/4)
