Social anthropology · Writing · Fieldnotes
Fabiola Mancinelli
Understanding a world in motion.
I study how people move, make lives, and imagine futures across places — and how policies, technologies, and inequalities shape the possibilities of movement.
A question that travels
What does it mean to make a life on the move — and who gets to move, stay, or belong?
Research territories
Following the conditions of movement.
Lifestyle mobilities
How people organise lives across places, and how aspirations, resources, and attachments shape mobile ways of living.
Digital nomadism
Remote work, temporary residence, digital infrastructures, and the new geographies of professional and personal freedom.
Mobility policies
How states and institutions regulate movement through visas, borders, residence schemes, and emerging policy categories.
Conversations & contact
Ideas grow through encounter.
For research collaborations, speaking invitations, interviews, or a thoughtful exchange, I would be glad to hear from you.