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Olivia Casagrande (University of Sheffield)

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Department: Urban Studies and Planning
Nationality: Italian
Country: United Kingdom
Interests (keywords): Social Anthropology, Politics, Place-making, Performance, Mapuche
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: University of Verona

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Panels

• EASA2024: Differential proximities and disjunctive reciprocities. (Un)doing anthropological research through collaborative methodologies and multiple accountabilities
• DSA2022: Alternatives to urban development: Youths between multiple crisis and future visions
• DSA2022: Alternatives to urban development: Youths between multiple crisis and future visions
• EASA2022: Future Tense. Urban youths between precarious presents and visions beyond uncertainty.
• EASA2022: Future Tense. Urban youths between precarious presents and visions beyond uncertainty.
• DSA2022: Alternatives to urban development: Youths between multiple crisis and future visions
• ASA2021: Challenges and opportunities of shared precarities in the field [Roundtable]
• RAI2020: Urban borderlands at the crossroads of anthropology and geography: spatiality, perceptions and social reproduction in a multiscalar perspective
• RAI2018: The indigenous city: ecologies, imaginations and the urban space in Latin America

Papers

• DSA2023: Scenes from El Alto: The potential of participatory video-making for a decolonial research praxis
• EASA2022: It all started with a bus ride: practices of commoning and the ‘indiscipline’ of baroque multimodal compositions.
• EASA2022: Scenes from El Alto: fiction and youth’s visions in urban Bolivian Andes
• DSA2022: Making visible indigenous youth visions in the critical context of El Alto, Bolivia
• RAIFF2021: For subversive political aesthetics: mestizo performances challenging monuments of whiteness in Santiago's urban space
• SIEF2021: The invisible city. Disrupting the linear unfolding of history through indigenous art and co-curation.
• ASA2021: Aesthetics of the otherwise: indigenous urban art, decolonial epistemologies and the question of indigeneity
• EASA2020: Decolonising gazes: Collaborative ethnography and the inter-play between indigeneity, performance and a European anthropologist
• RAI2020: A Tüwun Wariache? Rethinking indigenous territoriality through performance, place-making and acts of traversing
• ASA19: Santiago Waria: (Un)making the capital city through performance, imagination and subversive aesthetics
• RAI2018: Between the Urbe and the Mapu: emergent MapUrbe subjectivities in Santiago de Chile