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Valerio Simoni (University of Lisbon)

Department: Institute of Social Sciences
Nationality: Spanish
Country: Portugal
Interests (keywords): Mobility, Morality, Economy, Tourism, Migration, Gender, Sexuality, Latin America, Southern Europe
Highest Degree: PhD Social Anthropology
Degree Awarding Institution: Leeds Metropolitan Universitiy

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Panels

• ASA2025: Diasporic mediation in a deglobalizing world
• EASA2016: Mobility, precarity, and the activation of kinship and intimacy [ANTHROMOB]
• ASA15: Migration's desire: uncovering the global imaginaries and subjectivitites of (im)mobility
• EASA2012: Masculinities in times of uncertainty and change
• EASA2010: Joining phenomenologies and political economies of 'the Global'

Papers

• EASA2026: Failure as Distributive Judgement: Entitlement and Belonging in Post-Migratory Encounters in Cuba
• EASA2022: Migration, compelling visions of the ‘good life’, and the struggle for alternatives in Cuban transnational mobilities
• EASA2016: Spanish precarities, Cuban intimacies, and vice versa: rethinking sentiment and economy among Cuban migrants
• EASA2014: Tourism expectations and anthropological analogies: a view from touristic intimacies in Cuba
• ASA2014: Articulating 'capitalism', 'socialism' and 'crisis' among Cuban migrants in Spain
• APA2013: Interest, Sentiment, and Hybridity: Mapping Competing Approaches to Intimacy in Touristic Cuba
• EASA2012: Breadwinners, sex machines and romantic lovers: entangling masculinities, moralities, and pragmatic concerns in touristic Cuba
• EASA2010: Globalising relational idioms and the trials of inequality: Friendships in touristic Cuba
• EASA08: Shaping money and socialities in the realm of encounters between foreign tourists and Cubans/jineteros
• ASA07: Cigars as mediators: tobacco and its deployments with tourists in Cuba
• ASA07: From ethnographer to tourist and back again: shifting subjectivities and positioning strategies in the anthropology of tourism
• EASA06: The informal economy within the realm of tourism: the phenomenon of jineterismo in Cuba