Is it possible to think of migrations in Latin America as part of the controls and disruptions of the global social order? Paying attention to the subjectivities and practices of migrations in this region can we illuminate struggles and germs of invention of futures beyond the domain of capital, racism and oppression?
The collective effort that gives content to this book is precisely aimed integrated). Instead, the approach exposed here is directed towards the investigation of the "consisting" paper that play the movements and the migration control regimes in the current disruption and reorganization processes of the major social order?
The book offers to illuminate the subjective dimension of migrations even in the most brutal forms of violence that mark migrants in their mobility through the region. The migratory movement are analyzed within the framework of the transformation processes that reconfigure citizens and work, border spaces and legal systems, cultures and societies in Latin America and beyond it. The struggles of migrants are in the center, resistance and self -organization are explored, which often do not take the form of struggles in a traditional sense.
Beyond the contributions to the knowledge of the migratory processes in the region, this book also bets to open a space to rethink Latin America from the point of view of the multiple mobility and migration practices that go through it and reconfigure it continuously, establishing new connections and disconnections.