Race And Ethnicity (in ) migration of indigenous people
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There are more types of borders today than ever before in history. Borders of all kinds define every aspect of social life in the twenty-first century. From the biometric data that divides the smallest aspects of our bodies to the aerial... more
What are we choosing when we pick a racial category in America?
En este capítulo se analizan algunos de los factores que desencadenan mayor vulnerabilidad en las mujeres indígenas que deben tomar la vía de la migración como opción de vida. A partir de un enfoque histórico e interseccional, se analizan... more
This paper argues that the figure of the migrant has come to be seen as a potential terrorist in the West, under the condition of a double, but completely opposed, set of crises internal to the nation-state.
Encyclopedia of Racism in American Cinema. Ed. Salvador Murguia. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield, 2017. 491-92. Print.
Las tensiones que el proceso migratorio está generando al interior de las organizaciones indígenas tradicionales de Cañar es el tema central de esta tesis. El ser “migrantes”, estar fuera, ofrece otra forma de legitimidad que va más allá... more
Las remesas recibidas por la población indígena mexicana han tenido incrementos significativos a inicios del siglo XXI. En cuanto a su aportación en el total nacional en 2010, las remesas recibidas por la población hablante de lengua... more
Macedonians have emerged from the substratum of prehistoric tribes belonging to the huge family of Pelasgians, Aeols/Boreans and Hyperboreans (Anti, Brygii, Danuni, Kiti, Hittiti, Lapiti, Macedoni, Minyi, Misiani, Mosiniki, Pelasgi,... more
This study will comprehensively analyze the article “Using Racial and Ethnic Concepts: The critical case of very young children” by Debra Van Ausdale and Joe R. Feagin from the journal of American Sociological Review (1996). From this... more
It is an essay reflectinhg on how Indians in Guyana, even being a majority are silenced both by their own government and larger society
“Well-documented and long-needed book on the multidimensional identity of the Arameans. It makes complex and confusing matters simple and clear.” Prof. Dr. Werner Arnold, University of Heidelberg... more
Somalia is generally thought of as a homogenous society, with a common Arabic ancestry, a shared culture of nomadism and one Somali mother tongue. This study challenges this myth. Using the Jareer/Bantu as a case study, the book shows how... more
This special issue emerges out of a need to examine how Indigenous migrants from Latin America are transforming notions of Latinidad and indigeneity in the US. The articles gathered in this issue collectively consider how the growing... more
En los orígenes de la nación chilena se ocultan una serie de elementos raciales que pueden remontarse a muchos años antes de su establecimiento formal como institución política. Las ideas de “raza” y “racismo” son el eje central sobre el... more
Dos suizos, dos libros, una única obsesión: la explotación del “oro negro” de la selva amazónica, en la época del auge cauchero en el Oriente de Bolivia. Con apenas unos meses de diferencia, Franz Ritz y Ernst Leutenegger trabajaron en la... more
The 6 million people forming the Laotian population are officially divided into 49 ethnic groups. How can we explain this huge diversity of people ? How do they live together ? How does the State manage this diversity ? Based on the... more
This chapter identifies a substratum of self-titled "professors of Oriental and African mystic science" who collaborated with each other and created new identities in the context of the marketplace, the Marcus Garvey movement,... more
From my childhood in a family of Algerian origin in Istres (Marseilles, France) to my present academic life in Berlin, an overview of the different stages of my career, with a focus on themes like migration, immigration, integration,... more
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This ethnographic investigation of the vowel system of Mexican Americans in Southwest Michigan addresses several holes in the literature, including the lack of research on Mexican Americans outside in the American South and the... more
In this paper, I propose a critical approach that attunes attention networks that connect forms and degrees of Othering, refusals of Otherness, and formations of dominance. I call these networks processes of ‘relational Othering’. Drawing... more
This is an extended review of a book of essays, titled "Who is an African: Race, Identity and Destiny in Post-Apartheid South Africa" edited by (then, University of Kwazulu Natal University academics) Chammah J. Kaunda and Roderick R.... more
Tesis de licenciatura en Etnología. Cómo citar: PAZ ESCALANTE, Ambar Itzel 2012, CONFLICTOS EN LA COMUNIDAD TRANSNACIONAL DE “EL ESPÍRITU”, IXMIQUILPAN, HIDALGO: EMIGRANTES, IDENTIDAD Y TOMA DE DECISIONES (2005-2010), Tesis de... more
Resumen: El presente artículo busca proponer algunas reflexiones sobre la interacción entre violencia, relaciones de poder y dinámicas de resistencia a partir de los relatos de vida de una mujer indígena Embera en condición de... more
The United States has had a wavering acceptance of immigrants throughout itshistory, from eager invitations to violent and immediate forced removals. Presently, immigrants from Central America are in the spotlight, who have been... more
ABSTRACT The migration of haitians to Brazil began after the earthquake that destroyed Port Prince, capital of Haiti, and surrounding areas in 2010. In a short time the city of São Paulo has been integrated as destination of large part... more
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In this article, we provide an in-depth organizational analysis of the World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium (WINHEC) through its global strategies in achieving nation building and self-determination for indigenized higher... more
Examining everyday life and work patterns in 1920s Harlem illustrates that the abstracted Harlem of the literary imagination is an inadequate replacement for the knowledge of Harlem to be gleaned through social history. Harlem's black... more
El presente trabajo se propone analizar los con-ceptos de “civilización” y “barbarie” que subyacen al “debatede Valladolid” en el siglo XVI, a la luz del pensamiento crítico de América Latina (Modernidad / Colonialidad). Re-visando y... more
Wisdom is at once one of the most elusive and most valued kinds of knowledge. Empirical research shows that, indeed, across cultures, people hope that life experience will eventually make them wiser. The problem is that, to date, the... more
The article focuses on Luis Alberto Urrea’s non-fiction book The Devil’s Highway: A True Story (2004) as a critique of the politics of border crossing and of the mechanisms of state power that shape the contemporary anti-immigration... more