Identity and belonging of Syrian dual nationals: analysis of how individuals and communities negotiate their sense of self and their relationship with both the country of residence and the country of origin.
Impact of diaspora size on identity formation: exploration of how community size and density influence social cohesion, support networks, and cultural dynamics.
Intergenerational transmission: study of how values, memories, cultural practices, and family narratives are passed to younger generations within the diaspora.
Formal citizenship and migration policies: focus on the role of laws, local institutions, and integration policies in shaping identity and belonging.
Comparative approach between Italy and Germany: assessment of how different institutional contexts and public policies influence identity perceptions and inclusion processes.
Ethnographic and qualitative methodologies: use of interviews, participant observation, and analysis of everyday practices to understand social, cultural, and symbolic dynamics within diaspora communities.
Transnational and cultural dimensions: consideration of the links between migrant communities, country of origin, and country of residence, including the influence of media, social networks, and public discourse.
