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Vol. 10 (2019): enero-diciembre, 2019

Transnacionalismo desde abajo y multiculturalismo desde arriba: perspectivas de ciudadanía para la incorporación migrante en Chicago

  • Estefanía Cruz Lera
DOI
https://doi.org/10.33679/rmi.v1i1.2167
Publicado
2019-09-19

Resumen

Entre los debates contemporáneos sobre las dinámicas de los migrantes, la reestructuración de la ciudadanía es un tema fundamental. Las preguntas que guían esta investigación son: ¿de qué forma están reestructurando a la ciudadanía las dinámicas locales de los inmigrantes? ¿Por qué las perspectivas sobre ciudadanía de los migrantes y de los gobiernos de acogida tienden a ser contrastantes? y ¿qué consecuencias tiene esto para la incorporación migrante? En este artículo se analizan las perspectivas ciudadanas de los migrantes y del gobierno local en Chicago, contrastando una propuesta transnacional surgida ‘desde abajo’ y un proyecto multicultural propuesto ‘desde arriba’.

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Palabras clave

  • ciudadanía
  • incorporación
  • transnacionalismo
  • multiculturalismo
  • Chicago.

Cómo citar

Cruz Lera, E. (2019). Transnacionalismo desde abajo y multiculturalismo desde arriba: perspectivas de ciudadanía para la incorporación migrante en Chicago. Migraciones Internacionales, 10(36). https://doi.org/10.33679/rmi.v1i1.2167

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