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Vidas Desplazadas: La Migracin En Mxico / Displaced Lives. the History of Migr Ation in Mexico
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Los artculos que integran el libro analizan cuestiones especficas que brindan una radiografa de las fallas y oportunidades que tiene nuestro sistema de gestin de los movimientos de poblacin y que impactan en los aspectos ms cotidianos y bsicos de la vida de las personas migrantes y refugiadas. A partir de estos textos podemos comprender que las polticas migratorias no obedecen a la realidad de un mundo globalizado ni a las necesidades de los mercados laborales o a la economa, ni tampoco a la realidad demogrfica del Norte Global. Se contraponen, incluso, al sentido comn, y se basan en el miedo, la discriminacin y los prejuicios. As, esta obra es una oportunidad para mirar de manera diferente las migraciones, que deben ser gestionadas de una manera ms humana y aprovechadas como motor de desarrollo. ANA MERCEDES SAIZ VALENZUELA (COORDINADORA) Con la participacin de Sandra Elizabeth lvarez Orozco; Bernardo Bolaos Guerra; Allert Brown-Gort; Leticia Caldern Chelius; Rodolfo Cruz Pieiro; Jorge Durand; Alethia Fernndez de la Reguera Ahedo; Pilar Fuerte Celis; Rodolfo Garca Zamora; Selene Gaspar Olvera; Carlos Heredia Zubieta; Melissa Hernndez Jasso; Alfredo Limas Hernndez; Marcelo Olivera Villarroel; Elisa Ortega Velzquez; Mara Fernanda Rivero Benfield; Martha Luz Rojas Wiesner; Genoveva Roldn Dvila; Ana Mercedes Saiz Valenzuela; Camelia Tigau ENGLISH DESCRIPTION In this work we have a mosaic that helps clarify the migration process from a global perspective, underlying regional dynamics and casting a light over Mexico as a country of origin and transit, a destination and a place to go back to. "The articles that make up the book discuss specific issues and provide an x-ray of the failures and opportunities Mexico's management system has regarding the population shifts that impact the most basic, everyday aspects in the lives of migrants and refugees. From these texts we understand that migration politics do not respond to the reality of a globalized world, nor to the needs of the labor markets and the economy, nor to the demographic reality of the Global North. They even oppose common sense and are based on fear, discrimination, and prejudices. Thus, this work is an opportunity to look at migrations with a different eye, since they must be handled in a more humane way and seized as a driving force for development." --ANA MERCEDES SAIZ VALENZUELA (COORDINATOR) With the participation of: Sandra Elizabeth lvarez Orozco; Bernardo Bolaos Guerra; Allert Brown-Gort; Leticia Caldern Chelius; Rodolfo Cruz Pieiro; Jorge Durand; Alethia Fernndez de la Reguera Ahedo; Pilar Fuerte Celis; Rodolfo Garca Zamora; Selene Gaspar Olvera; Carlos Heredia Zubieta; Melissa Hernndez Jasso; Alfredo Limas Hernndez; Marcelo Olivera Villarroel; Elisa Ortega Velzquez; Mara Fernanda Rivero Benfield; Martha Luz Rojas Wiesner; Genoveva Roldn Dvila; Ana Mercedes Saiz Valenzuela; Camelia Tigau.
Los artculos que integran el libro analizan cuestiones especficas que brindan una radiografa de las fallas y oportunidades que tiene nuestro sistema de gestin de los movimientos de poblacin y que impactan en los aspectos ms cotidianos y bsicos de la vida de las personas migrantes y refugiadas. A partir de estos textos podemos comprender que las polticas migratorias no obedecen a la realidad de un mundo globalizado ni a las necesidades de los mercados laborales o a la economa, ni tampoco a la realidad demogrfica del Norte Global. Se contraponen, incluso, al sentido comn, y se basan en el miedo, la discriminacin y los prejuicios. As, esta obra es una oportunidad para mirar de manera diferente las migraciones, que deben ser gestionadas de una manera ms humana y aprovechadas como motor de desarrollo. ANA MERCEDES SAIZ VALENZUELA (COORDINADORA) Con la participacin de Sandra Elizabeth lvarez Orozco; Bernardo Bolaos Guerra; Allert Brown-Gort; Leticia Caldern Chelius; Rodolfo Cruz Pieiro; Jorge Durand; Alethia Fernndez de la Reguera Ahedo; Pilar Fuerte Celis; Rodolfo Garca Zamora; Selene Gaspar Olvera; Carlos Heredia Zubieta; Melissa Hernndez Jasso; Alfredo Limas Hernndez; Marcelo Olivera Villarroel; Elisa Ortega Velzquez; Mara Fernanda Rivero Benfield; Martha Luz Rojas Wiesner; Genoveva Roldn Dvila; Ana Mercedes Saiz Valenzuela; Camelia Tigau ENGLISH DESCRIPTION In this work we have a mosaic that helps clarify the migration process from a global perspective, underlying regional dynamics and casting a light over Mexico as a country of origin and transit, a destination and a place to go back to. "The articles that make up the book discuss specific issues and provide an x-ray of the failures and opportunities Mexico's management system has regarding the population shifts that impact the most basic, everyday aspects in the lives of migrants and refugees. From these texts we understand that migration politics do not respond to the reality of a globalized world, nor to the needs of the labor markets and the economy, nor to the demographic reality of the Global North. They even oppose common sense and are based on fear, discrimination, and prejudices. Thus, this work is an opportunity to look at migrations with a different eye, since they must be handled in a more humane way and seized as a driving force for development." --ANA MERCEDES SAIZ VALENZUELA (COORDINATOR) With the participation of: Sandra Elizabeth lvarez Orozco; Bernardo Bolaos Guerra; Allert Brown-Gort; Leticia Caldern Chelius; Rodolfo Cruz Pieiro; Jorge Durand; Alethia Fernndez de la Reguera Ahedo; Pilar Fuerte Celis; Rodolfo Garca Zamora; Selene Gaspar Olvera; Carlos Heredia Zubieta; Melissa Hernndez Jasso; Alfredo Limas Hernndez; Marcelo Olivera Villarroel; Elisa Ortega Velzquez; Mara Fernanda Rivero Benfield; Martha Luz Rojas Wiesner; Genoveva Roldn Dvila; Ana Mercedes Saiz Valenzuela; Camelia Tigau.
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