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2016
ISSN:
2594-0279, 1665-8906
PEÑA MUÑOZ, Jesús Javier
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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This article deals with the issue of the incorporation of Mexican skilled migrants into Toronto’s labor market. The author presents and applies the concept of “creative class” to define the kind of skilled migration he is referring to. The article’s aim is to show what the discourse of the Canadian experience is and how it influences labor integration from the point of view of the subjectivity of qualified Mexican migrants. The author proposes that the Canadian experience reveals practices of marginalization in access to Toronto’s labor market that are produced and reproduced as part of a discourse that insists that “there’s no racism in Canada.”
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
ANGUIANO TÉLLEZ, María Eugenia; MACHADO CAJIDE, Landy
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
TIGAU, Camelia
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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This article analyzes skilled migration in North America from the perspective of risk communication, based on the narrative analysis of 241 articles published in 2012 and 2013 by Mexican, US and Canadian journals. While the Mexican media warn on the risks of skilled migration, the US ones build the image of migrants as a possible danger for the country´s economy. The Canadian media focus on the lack of skilled workers and report on the effects of brain drain in Canada. We conclude that risk communication on brain drain creates and agenda of problems to be considered by the national public policies and regional agreements on skilled migration.
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
CALVA SÁNCHEZ, Luis Enrique
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
LERMA RODRÍGUEZ, Enriqueta
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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This article addresses migration impact on the construction of differentiated citizenship status among Guatemalan ex-refugees families in Chiapas, who migrated to the USA, returned to Guatemala, and finally moved back to Mexico. It discusses the extent to which differentiated citizenship status influences notions of space and the construction of multiple territorialities. Moreover, it draws upon the concept of ‘deictic locality’ to situate the place of reference relevant to this spatial mobility. The research was conducted through unstructured interviews at a town composed by former refugees in the municipality of Trinitaria at the Southern Mexico border
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
CANELO, Brenda
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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State. In order to do so, I analyze public policies which do not focus on the subject but which impact strongly on the foreign population. Thus, I seek to shed light on logics which may obviate and/or contradict the ones established in migration laws. Such logics become evident when research is conducted from the social and symbolic margins of the State, working with a broad conceptualization of public policies. I exemplify the contributions made by this perspective with the analysis of four policies implemented by the Government of the City of Buenos Aires, Argentina, between 2004 and 2014 in the Parque Indoamericano Villa Soldati, area with one of the highest percentages of migrant population residing in this city.
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
HERNÁNDEZ PULGARÍN, Gregorio
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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This article seeks to understand the role of discourses that integrate the national identity in the adaptation process in boundary conditions of Colombian immigrants in Europe. The approach, start in an ethnographic study of Colombian immigrants for economic reasons in in Bordeaux (France), and Sevilla (Spain), in different periods from 2006 to 2012 and the application of interviews with Colombian migrants in both countries, returned to Pereira, Colombia. The results show that in extreme situations, Colombian immigrants tend to respond to the challenges of the adaptation process, based on national identity discourses that produce a performative effect with favorable implications for the definition of itself, for adaptation to adverse circumstances and to continue the migration project.
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2016
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2594-0279, 1665-8906
CERRUTTI, Marcela Sandra; MAGUID, Alicia
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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The paper examines the process of return among the fourth largest South American immigrants groups in Spain: Argentines, Bolivians, Colombians and Ecuadorians. Using several sources of official data from Spain and Population Census from origin countries, the paper describes the incidence of return as well as returnees characteristics. Immigrants from Bolivia, who are the ones arriving later to Spain and having the largest numbers of irregular migrants have the highest return rates. Besides, we found that men are more likely to return and also that returnees have higher educational attainment and lower labor force participation rates that the whole population in origin countries. The study points several conceptual and methodological challenges for the study of return migration.
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2016
ISSN:
2594-0279, 1665-8906
AÑÓN, María José
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
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This article explores the hypothesis that migrant integration policy can be improved through the development of standards and antidiscrimination policies. It examines the principle of nondiscrimination, particularly in terms of racial or ethnic origin, as a path to integration. From this perspective, it identifies how instances of discrimination place immigrants in disadvantageous situations. It proposes keys for interpreting social patterns of discrimination. Finally, it reflects on how access to justice can be a means to achieve protection against discrimination. The study identifies this as a guarantee based on a theory of justice that assigns priority to the principle of equal participation.
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