Migration in the 21st Century: Conflicts, Policies, and Rights
Claudia Pedone. Leonardo Cavalcanti. Luis Bonilla-Molina. [Authors of the Prologue]
Guillermo A. Navarro Alvarado. Juliana Gil Ortiz. Joel Oviedo Segura. Loraine Morales Pino. Laura Babilonia. Virginia Martínez. Jairo Rodríguez. Camilo Rey. Valentina Biondini. Eduardo Domenech. Alfonso Hinojosa Gordonava. Ruby Peñaranda Espinosa. Larissa Jeannette Brioso Díaz. Lidia María Menjívar Soriano. Fátima Aracely Morales López. Rosa Nohemí Gómez Osorio. Rocío Elizabeth Maldonado Tomás. [Chapter Authors]
The current situation in Latin America and the Caribbean reveals a landscape of profound inequalities regarding migration and human mobility. The last decade has seen not only a tightening of immigration controls in the United States, but also in South American countries where such policies were not previously the norm. Furthermore, a shift in the region's historical migration pattern is evident, with increased migration flows and the deteriorating conditions of migrants, while non-punitive public policies prove insufficient or scarce. Meanwhile, migrants continue to organize and resist through diverse collectives and movements. This book presents the results of the winning projects from the CLACSO research call, "Migration and Human Mobility: Conflicts, Policies, and Rights Before, During, and After the Pandemic," which aims to contribute to the reflection on these issues by developing approaches that foster greater collaboration between academia and the public and social management of migration.
Research Grants Collection.
ISBN 978-987-813-575-5
CLACSO.
Buenos Aires.
September 2023
