Anuario de Historia Regional y de las Fronteras

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Migração, trabalho e nação. O lugar da Colômbia nos estudos sobre as migrações na América Latina

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  • Jhojan Alejandro Díaz-Rico
Jhojan Alejandro Díaz-Rico
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18273/revanu.v27n2-2022009

Publicado 2022-07-19

Palavras-chave

  • Migrações,
  • Economia,
  • Nação,
  • Raça,
  • Colômbia,
  • América Latin
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Díaz-Rico, J. A. (2022). Migração, trabalho e nação. O lugar da Colômbia nos estudos sobre as migrações na América Latina. Anuario De Historia Regional Y De Las Fronteras, 27(2), 219–258. https://doi.org/10.18273/revanu.v27n2-2022009
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Neste artigo, analiso alguns dos estudos sobre migração para a América Latina, apresento um quadro geral desses trabalhos e coloco a historiografia da migração para a Colômbia nesse quadro. Eu identifico duas perspectivas de análise; um socioeconômico, que surgiu em 1990, e que privilegia uma análise da atividade laboral dos imigrantes. A segunda, de cunho sociocultural, surge nos anos 2000 e estuda a maneira como os ideais racializados de construção das nações latino-americanas afetaram os processos de
recepção e integração dos imigrantes. A historiografia das migrações para a Colômbia se enquadra, sobretudo, na primeira perspectiva, pois analisa as causas das migrações e as atividades laborais dos imigrantes. No entanto, é possível encontrar algumas abordagens recentes que redirecionam os estudos de migração aos ideais de nação vigentes na Colômbia no início do século XX.

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