Black Sea Currents: Migration and cosmopolitan dynamics in two post-Imperial cities, Odessa and Istanbul

这些问题将沿着以下主要调查路线进行探讨：散居国外的主观性。我们将研究那些认为自己是“种族/宗教少数群体”或意识到自己短暂的现在和不确定的未来归属感的人的做法、情绪和想象。(A)从农村地区迁入和(B)不同族裔群体迁出到遥远的国家目的地的双重过程是当代世界许多城市的特点，因此其后果是重要的。历史、物质性和世界主义的动力。以前的社区留下了许多痕迹，比如特定风格的房屋、礼拜场所和墓地。这两个城市的当代居民如何看待移民留下的印记和缺席的印记？我们探讨了“垂直”世界主义的概念，与城市中分层的历史痕迹、记忆和情感有关。冷战后的移民。穿越黑海的当代双向移民将与历史上的俄罗斯想象中的斯坦布勒(伊斯坦布尔)和冷战以及俄罗斯/乌克兰土耳其公民现在的形象有关。人们在移动。我们将不仅研究群体迁移，而且更多地研究个人、临时和波动的流动(商人、水手、艺术家、妓女、劳工)及其相互的文化影响。

These issues will be explored along the following main lines of inquiry: Diasporic subjectivities. We will study the practices, emotions and imaginaries of those who consider themselves an 'ethnic/religious minority' or are aware of their own transient present and uncertain future belonging. The dual processes of (a) in-migration from rural area and (b) out-migration of ethnically distinct groups to distant national destinations is characteristic of many cities in the contemporary world and therefore their consequences are important. History, materiality and the dynamics of cosmopolitanism. The previous communities have left many traces behind, such as houses in specific styles, places of worship and cemeteries. What do the contemporary Inhabitants of these two cities make of the marks left behind, and the absences, of those who have migrated out? We explore the idea of a 'vertical' cosmopolitanism, having to do with layered historical traces, memory and affectivity in the city. Post-Cold War migration. Contemporary two way migration across the Black Sea will be related to historical Russian Imaginaries of 'Stamboul' (Istanbul) and Cold War and present-day images held by Turkish citizens of Russia/Ukraine. People on the move. We will investigate not only group migration but also more individual, temporary and fluctuating mobility (traders, sailors, artists, prostitutes, labourers) and its mutual cultural influences