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Ana Ivasiuc (University College Dublin)

Department: School of Sociology
Nationality: Romanian
Country: Ireland
Interests (keywords): security, far-right, policing, urban ethnography, Roma
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: School of Pol Sc & Public Admin Bucharest, Romania

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Panels

• SIEF2025: Unwriting the anthropological syllabus: decolonial teaching and the rewriting of ethnography
• EASA2024: Precarisation
• EASA2022: (In)Security - What's the State Got to Do with it? [ASN]
• EASA2022: (In)Security - What's the State Got to Do with it? [ASN]
• SIEF2021: The right rules: activism, rule-making and rule-breaking II
• SIEF2021: The right rules: activism, rule-making and rule-breaking I
• EASA2020: Europeanness in the "East" and "West"
• EASA2018: Boring white people or fascinating bad guys? Lessons from the study of political radicalism [PACSA]

Papers

• SIEF2025: Teaching with CARE: Caring, Anti-Racist Education and Decolonial Pedagogies in the Neoliberal University and a Colonial-Born Discipline
• SIEF2025: The ethnographic tarot: playing with the Arcana
• EASA2024: “I can’t explain, you need to see for yourself”: Matters and senses of insecurity in the campi nomadi of Rome
• EASA2022: Estranger est le nom d'une frontière
• EASA2022: (Un)Making the state: Informal policing in Europe
• SIEF2021: The right rules: breaking the law while defending legality
• EASA2020: Campi nomadi: the moral shifts of a policy object
• EASA2018: The (re)turn of the revanchist city
• CASCA/IUAES 2017: Nomadism, revisited: 'socio-political nomadism' and Roma women
• SIEF2017: Sharing the insecure sensible: the complex of securitarian visuality
• EASA2016: On Roma camps as spaces of (in)security and the need for a politics of the anthropology of security