Book. Migration, State and Policies
Authors:
Leonardo Cavalcanti. Mariela Díaz. Daisy Margarit Segura. [Coordinators]
Daniel Alvarado Abarca. Silvia Azofeifa Ramos. Kisha Méndez Rodríguez. Cynthia Mora Izaguirre. Guillermo Antonio Navarro Alvarado. Valeria Solano Chavarría. Koen Voorend. Diana Paola Garcés Amaya. Carolina Santo Souto de Andrade. Juanita Zuluaga Gil. Maira Delgado Laurens. Blanca Laura Cordero Díaz. Pablo Antonio Caraballo Correa. Dunia Eduvijes Jara Solenzar. Norma Angélica Cuéllar Díaz. Paula Alethia González Arellano. Lizbeth del Carmen Guerrero Ramírez. Nadia Santillanes. Jacques Paul Ramírez Gallegos. Yetzi Rosales. Zahira Tapia. Tonatiuh González. Cristian Torres. Paolo Sosa Villagarcía. Hatsumi Gutiérrez-Otsu. Raisa Ferrer Pizarro. Yazmín Bárbara Vázquez Ortiz. Ricardo Domínguez Guadarrama. Jorge Hernández Martínez. Dalia González Delgado. Xadeni Méndez Márquez. [Chapter Authors]
Leonardo Cavalcanti. Mariela Díaz. Daisy Margarit Segura. [Authors of the Prologue]
Karina Batthyány. Pablo Vommaro. [Presentation]
Born from the call for papers “Migration, State, and Policies: Dynamics of Migrant Movements and Organizations and Government Responses,” promoted by CLACSO, this book brings together six research projects conducted by teams from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, and Peru. The chapters address, from multiple disciplinary perspectives, the intersections between migration, public policy, hegemonic discourses, and forms of resistance. From the Darién Gap to Haitian migration routes, by way of Andean electoral discourses and normative transformations in Costa Rica, the volume offers a critical cartography of current migration dynamics. Far from simplistic definitions, these pages invite us to consider human mobility as a field of contestation, traversed by geopolitical tensions, historical inequalities, and collective power in motion.
Research Calls Collection.
ISBN 978-631-308-021-2
CLACSO.
Buenos Aires.
May 2025
