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Nanneke Winters

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A shifting yet grounded transnational social field: Interplays of displacement and emplacement in African migrant trajectories across Central America

2021

In this article, we draw on the volatile complexity of African migrant trajectories in Central America to broaden the scope of transnational scholarship. These trajectories are characterised by mobilities as well as immobilities, taking shape in particular local contexts. By focusing on the interplays between displacement and emplacement that are part of these trajectories, we aim to increase our understanding of the extent to which migrants still ‘on the move’ experience both temporal embeddedness and cross-border connectedness, thereby acknowledging and unravelling transnational lives as they ‘touch the ground’ en route. To do so, we build on long-standing scholarly commitments in Central…

Value (ethics)MobilitiesEmbeddednessSocial connectedness300 Sozialwissenschaften300 Social sciencesField (Bourdieu)05 social sciencesGeography Planning and DevelopmentPerspective (graphical)0211 other engineering and technologies0507 social and economic geography021107 urban & regional planning02 engineering and technologyScholarshipField researchSociologyEconomic geography050703 geographyDemographyPopulation, Space and Place
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Displaced lives in the Americas. A review of three cross-border ethnographies

2020

'– ''The Migrant Passage: Clandestine Journeys from Central America 'by Noelle K. Brigden. Cornell University Press, 2018. '– ''Contraband Corridor: Making a Living at the Mexico-Guatemala Border', by Rebecca B. Galemba. Stanford University Press, 2018. '– Lives in Transit: Violence and Intimacy on the Migrant Journey', by Wendy A. Vogt. University of California Press, 2018.

HistoryHistorySociology and Political ScienceEthnographyEthnologylcsh:G1-922lcsh:Geography (General)European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies
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O evento na categorização de migrantes: Explorando questões de “eventfulness” nas Américas

2020

Abstract The categories that define people on the move must be understood as unstable, contingent, and provisional processes. This paper contributes to a growing body of scholarship that explores the lived complexities of migrant categorization and their social implications. Based on fieldwork in Brazil and Central America, the paper investigates the processual character of categorization by intertwining temporal and spatial dimensions, focusing on specific events to understand the occasions, circumstances, and intentions that bring about adapted or entirely new categories. An eventful notion of categorization demonstrates not only how categories come into being but also how categories rema…

Cultural StudiesSociology and Political ScienceMobilities0507 social and economic geographySubject (philosophy)Identity (social science)trajetórias transamericanasEvent (philosophy)crise050602 political science & public administrationmigrant categoriesSociologyEventBrasilAmérica Central05 social sciencesCentral Americatrans-American trajectories0506 political scienceEpistemologyUrban StudiesScholarshipcrisiscategorias de migrantesCategorizationAnthropologyEvento050703 geographyBrazilVibrant: Virtual Brazilian Anthropology
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