Roundtable 2: Identity, Belonging, Citizenship and Migration I

Oral Presentations:
Indigenous African Theoretical Concepts of Social Cohesion and Unity in Diversity in South Africa – an Exploratory Analysis.
Mokong Simon MAPADIMENG, University of South Africa
Modern Pharaonism and the Deconstruction of Egyptian National Identity
Salma MOSTAFA, Northwestern University
Racialisation of Islam and Boundaries of Citizenship
Zeinab KARIMI, University of Helsinki
"We Are Called Motswana Wa Pampiri" - Tactical Citizenship, Political Invisibility and Limits to Rights for People with a Migrant Background
Silindile NANZILE MLILO, University of Witwatersrand
Negotiating Nation through multifaceted Be-long-ing-s in Turkey
Özgür BAL, Akdeniz University
Identities and Senses of Belonging of Koreans from and in Catalonia and Spain: Rethinking Methodological Nationalism.
Marc ALCALÀ I RAMS
“on Earth It’s Hard and Heaven Is Far Away” Migration and the Imaginative Sphere, a Case Study Amongst Muslim Migrants in Belgium
Mariem ES SALHI, VUB
The Construction of Identity in the Context of Otherness. the Case of Moroccan Immigration in the Basque Country.
Zakariae CHEDDADI
Identity Development of Multiethnic People in Germany
Shiva OSKUI, Universität Erfurt
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