Titlebook: Exclusion and Forced Migration in Central America; No More Walls Carlos Sandoval-García Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Sustainable Development Goals Seriesmies has produced a nationalization of politics. Such nationalization of politics has been a raw material of far-right politics, and, in such a context, immigration is portrayed as a threat. The . ends with a section that describes how the book is organized.

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Corporate Governance and Sustainability,rder control has been escalating up to the current tendencies towards the securitization, according to which illicit substances, terrorism and migration are represented as a single threat. Third, this chapter analyses why the sense of law enforcement has become in a key reference upon which immigration policies and politics are organized.

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Krzysztof Kluza,Stanis?aw Kluzaling pessimism, this book ends with a reflection around the possibility of denaturalizing the present, seeking ways of linking what the world already is with the possibilities about what the world ought to be.

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,‘What Have We Done?’ ‘Well, Everything and Nothing’: The Shelter Experience,ators at the shelters, who reflect on their everyday experience and the ways in which they relate to immigration authorities. Finally, it explores why shelters exhibit an important autonomy from the traditionally conservative hierarchy of Catholic Church and seem to fill the gap left by sending and receiving States.

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Conclusion: Resources of Hope,ling pessimism, this book ends with a reflection around the possibility of denaturalizing the present, seeking ways of linking what the world already is with the possibilities about what the world ought to be.

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2731-3867 ercultural dialogue about Central American immigration to thThis book marks a critical contribution to the intercultural dialogue about immigration.?Each year, thousands of?Central Americans leave their countries and walk across Mexico, seeking to reach the United States..?.The author explores the d

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