Migration Studies and Academic Research on International Migration Policies in Argentina por Domenech, Eduardo, Pereira, Andrés

“…The systematization of these studies, historically placed on migration policies, aims to highlight some of the most significant contributions of the research during the last 30 years, to understand or explain various aspects and dimensions of the Argentinean migration policy. …”
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From Internal Migration to International Migration in Mexico. Notes on the Formation of a Field of Study por Rivera Sánchez, Liliana

“…This article offers a panoramic view of Mexico regarding some of its contributions in studies about internal migration to the fieldwork of international migration. …”
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Children’s subjectivity, migration and school por Moscoso, María Fernanda

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Migrations and the deepening of the socio-environmental crisis por Ruiz Agudelo, César Augusto

“…In this article, this phenomenon is reviewed from the following perspectives: 1) - Migrations as a cause and consequences of political and social crises. 2) - Migrations as a cause and consequences of environmental crises. …”
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Cuban Migration and the Sahrawi. Between “Treason” and Hope por Gómez Martín, Carmen, Correa Álvarez, Ahmed

“…Despite the scarcity of comparative academic literature, there exists a close relationship between Cuba and the Western Sahara. is connection was carved during the Cold War, by means of the assistance, respect and shared position oered in the face of social emancipation processes. is article reects on the implications of the mobility and migratory control policies of these two experiences that, despite their geographic separation and distinct histories, developed political projects based on the construction of egalitarian societies under the socialist ideology. e established migration discourses and regulations in the two cases show clear connections between both political projects and their steadfastness.…”
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The migration causes. A brief bibliographical review por Armijos-Orellana, Ana Carolina, Maldonado-Matute, Juan Manuel, González-Calle, María José, Guerrero-Maxi, Pedro Fernando

“…The results indicated that there are at least five main categories that promote migration, these being economic, social, political, demographic and ecological, each with its own particular motivations. …”
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Securitization of migrations and surveillance technologies in Argentina, 1981-2001 por Pereira , Manuel Andrés

“…This article analyses the incorporation of new technologies for migration and border surveillance in Argentina (1981-2001). …”
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Studies of Migration in Ecuador: From National Development to Mobilities por Eguiguren, María Mercedes

“…The article presents a review of the studies on migration in Ecuador during the period 1960-2016. It addresses the main debates that have marked these studies, the contexts of academic production, and the way in which migrations and their social and economic conditions have influenced the constitution and orientations of the field. …”
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Politics in territory. Gender, migrations and the sustainability of life in Argentina por Magliano, María José, Arrieta, Sofía

“…These practices condense a know-how that is built and fed back in time, going back to the pre-migration context and is supported by specific migratory, occupational and urban trajectories. …”
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Religion, Festivity, and Work: Characteristics of Bolivian Migration in Sao Paulo por Schwartzberg Arteaga, Eduardo

“…Visual Essay "Religion, Festivity, and Work: Characteristics of Bolivian Migration in Sao Paulo"  …”
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The Massacres of Migrants in San Fernando and Cadereyta: Two Examples of Necropolitan Governmentality por Varela Huerta, Amarela

“…The text addresses two emblematic massacres of migrants from contemporary Mexico, the San Fernando, Tamaulipas massacre in 2010, and the Cadereyta, Nuevo Leon massacre in 2012 as examples of a "necropolitan governmentality" of migrations in Mesoamerica. …”
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Proletarianization and Dispossession of Mixtec Workers: Roots of Indigenous Migration to New York por Hernández Corchado, Rodolfo

“…Based on ethnographic work with undocumented Mixtec workers in the United States, this article examines the formation of labor migration from the South of Mexico. This research traces the history of proletarianization and reconfiguration of class hierarchies within the indigenous proletariat from Montaña de Guerrero as the product of old and new forms of dispossession that have transformed this region into a new reserve of labor.…”
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Challenges and strains in the search for disappeared migrants from Honduras and El Salvador por Martínez-Castillo, Gabriela

“…The new uses and meanings of disappearances and the strengthening of restrictive migration policies set the stage for the Central America-Mexico-United States area as the only place in the continent where systematic disappearances of immigrants takes place. …”
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Social representations of ecuadorian migration in fictional cinema between 2001 and 2011 por Torres Grijalva, Luis

“…In 1999 Ecuador faced one of the worst economic crises in its history which triggered an unprecedented wave of migration. It has been estimated that during this period more than one million Ecuadorians left the country seeking better luck in destinations such as Spain, Italy and the United States. …”
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La Chulla Vida: Gender, Migration, and the Family in Andean Ecuador by Jason Pribilsky por Moreno Parra, María

“…Review of La Chulla Vida: Gender, Migration, and the Family in Andean Ecuador…”
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The Outsiders are the Map: Travel Narratives of Central American Migrants on Mexico’s Southern Border por Parrini Roses, Rodrigo, Flores Pérez, Edith

“…This article analyses the ways in which Central American migrants travelling through Mexico to reach the United States make oral maps to orient themselves during their journeys. …”
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Migrant family, school and community in the Equatorial Andes: Permanence and change of cultural identity por Rodríguez Cruz, Marta

“…The importance of family, school and community as cultural identity transmission agents is taken for granted, but, on the other hand, migration tends to deprive the young from enjoying the benefit of a close father figure while they grow up. …”
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Migración de retorno y capital humano - Return migration and human capital por Nieto, Carlos

“…La afirmación de que los migrantes acumulan valioso capital humano durante la migración es uno de los fundamentos del discurso dominante impulsado por las instituciones internacionales. …”
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A comprehensive look at the management of Return Migration in Colombia from a Transnational Perspective por Raigosa Mejía, Marisol, Dishington Leal, Alejandra Isabella

“…Second, to present a critical approach to the basic orientation -economist and instrumental- of this measures, according to the return migration transnational perspective, which proposes to recognize that some migrants and their descendants are influenced by continuous links with their origin countries or by social networks that cross national borders. …”
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The Construction of the Migration’s Field of Study in Chile: Notes of a Reflexive and Self-Critical Exercise por Stefoni, Carolina, Stang, Fernanda

“…Along with the growth of the international migration over the last 20 years in Chile, there has been a steady increase in scientific research and publications. …”
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