Citizenship in migratory contexts: : binationality, democracy and political participation, Mexico-US

This article is framed in a complex context of contemporary debates and approaches to citizenship, where immigrant citizen participation at the political, social and civil levels is evident, limited or favored, depending on the case, but present. For this reason, it is relevant to examine the connec...

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Autor principal: Amador Márquez, Elizabeth
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Publicado: Universidad Nacional de Rosario 2023
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Democracia supranacional
Ciudadanías
Pluriciudadanías
Inmigración
Supranational democracy
Citizenships
Multi-Citizenships
Immigration
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spelling I15-R205-article-1172023-09-01T22:13:31Z Citizenship in migratory contexts: : binationality, democracy and political participation, Mexico-US Ciudadanía en contextos migratorios: : binacionalidad, democracia y participación política, México-EU Amador Márquez, Elizabeth Democracia supranacional Ciudadanías Pluriciudadanías Inmigración Supranational democracy Citizenships Multi-Citizenships Immigration This article is framed in a complex context of contemporary debates and approaches to citizenship, where immigrant citizen participation at the political, social and civil levels is evident, limited or favored, depending on the case, but present. For this reason, it is relevant to examine the connections between the construction of citizenship through the intra- and supranational experiences of immigrants, for which the case of Zacatecan nationals living in the United States is addressed, as a representative perspective that can contribute to the discussion, in the mean that human mobility has been a unique and permanent feature in global history, and currently continues to be relevant, with more than 272 million international migrants in the world. Knowing that migration is one of the most important and pressing global problems of the century, since of the totality recognized by the UN International Organization for Migration (IOM), 68 million are externally displaced persons; 25 million are refugees; 40 million are internally displaced; 4.8 million are for studies and professionalization; 150.3 million are migrant workers; 36.1 million are children; approximate classification, which in itself contains a vast object of analysis. El presente artículo se enmarca en un contexto complejo de debates contemporáneos y enfoques sobre ciudadanía, donde la participación ciudadana inmigrante en los niveles político, social y civil es evidente, limitada o favorecida, según sea el caso, pero presente. Por ello es relevante examinar las conexiones entre la construcción de ciudadanía a través de las experiencias intra y supranacionales de los inmigrantes, para ello se aborda el caso de los connacionales zacatecanos radicados en Estados Unidos, como una perspectiva representativa que puede abonar a la discusión, en la media de que la movilidad humana ha sido una característica singular y permanente en la historia global, y actualmente continúa siendo pertinente, con más de 272 millones de migrantes internacionales en el mundo. Sabedores de que la migración es uno de los problemas mundiales más importantes y apremiantes del siglo, pues de la totalidad que reconoce la Organización Internacional para las Migraciones (OIM) de la ONU, 68 millones son personas desplazadas externas; 25 millones son refugiadas; 40 millones son desplazadas internas; 4.8 millones son por estudios y profesionalización; 150.3 millones son trabajadores migrantes; 36.1 millones son niños; clasificación aproximada, lo que en sí encierra un objeto de análisis vasto. Universidad Nacional de Rosario 2023-09-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://relasp.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revista/article/view/117 10.35305/rr.v4i7.117 Revista Euro latinoamericana de Análisis Social y Político (RELASP); Vol. 4 Núm. 7 (2023); 19-46 2683-7420 spa https://relasp.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revista/article/view/117/182 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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topic Democracia supranacional
Ciudadanías
Pluriciudadanías
Inmigración
Supranational democracy
Citizenships
Multi-Citizenships
Immigration
spellingShingle Democracia supranacional
Ciudadanías
Pluriciudadanías
Inmigración
Supranational democracy
Citizenships
Multi-Citizenships
Immigration
Amador Márquez, Elizabeth
Citizenship in migratory contexts: : binationality, democracy and political participation, Mexico-US
topic_facet Democracia supranacional
Ciudadanías
Pluriciudadanías
Inmigración
Supranational democracy
Citizenships
Multi-Citizenships
Immigration
author Amador Márquez, Elizabeth
author_facet Amador Márquez, Elizabeth
author_sort Amador Márquez, Elizabeth
title Citizenship in migratory contexts: : binationality, democracy and political participation, Mexico-US
title_short Citizenship in migratory contexts: : binationality, democracy and political participation, Mexico-US
title_full Citizenship in migratory contexts: : binationality, democracy and political participation, Mexico-US
title_fullStr Citizenship in migratory contexts: : binationality, democracy and political participation, Mexico-US
title_full_unstemmed Citizenship in migratory contexts: : binationality, democracy and political participation, Mexico-US
title_sort citizenship in migratory contexts: : binationality, democracy and political participation, mexico-us
description This article is framed in a complex context of contemporary debates and approaches to citizenship, where immigrant citizen participation at the political, social and civil levels is evident, limited or favored, depending on the case, but present. For this reason, it is relevant to examine the connections between the construction of citizenship through the intra- and supranational experiences of immigrants, for which the case of Zacatecan nationals living in the United States is addressed, as a representative perspective that can contribute to the discussion, in the mean that human mobility has been a unique and permanent feature in global history, and currently continues to be relevant, with more than 272 million international migrants in the world. Knowing that migration is one of the most important and pressing global problems of the century, since of the totality recognized by the UN International Organization for Migration (IOM), 68 million are externally displaced persons; 25 million are refugees; 40 million are internally displaced; 4.8 million are for studies and professionalization; 150.3 million are migrant workers; 36.1 million are children; approximate classification, which in itself contains a vast object of analysis.
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