L' isola che ci abita / La isla que nos habita

(PhD) is Associate Professor in General Sociology at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage of Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. He is interested in international migration and asylum; migrant family and family reunification; social construction of gender and migration; labour and social conflict; migrant work and digital work and everyday-life; racism and citizenship; Bangladeshi Diaspora; ethnography and qualitative social research.

Lately, he has been interested in social sciences and comic, (ethno)graphic novels, and in establishing academic, scientific, social and human relations with Cuba.

(Artemisa, Cuba, 1959) Doctor in Science in Art, Master in Educational Processes of the Teaching of Arts and graduated, in 1982, at the University of Arts of Havana (ISA), as Bachelor of Performing Arts. He has worked as a professor since his graduation and, at the same time, as a theater critic in periodical publications, in radial publications and in specialized publications in Cuba and other countries. He has extended and selected the texts included in the volumes as: ¡Qué se levante telón! Antología de textos del nuevo teatro cubano e italiano, Antología de Teatro Cubano VI - Teatro de Amado del Pino; Tres obras de Henrik lbsen; Teatro de Freddy Artiles, among other titles. He is vice president of the Cuban Committee of the International Theater Institute (ITI-UNESCO) and was dean of the Faculty of Theater Arts of the University of Arts of Havana (ISA) between 2009 and 2021. He investigates as a favorite theme the impact caused by the fall of socialism European in dramaturgy and Cuban society at the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century.