《全体船员:海洋作为重新思考移民的对象》。介绍*

IF 0.1 Q4 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY Revista Critica de Ciencias Sociais Pub Date : 2021-09-01 DOI:10.4000/rccs.12118

Marta A F Silva, Yvette Santos

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主题档案“所有人都在甲板上：海洋是重新思考移民的对象”提出了一种通过移民在海上的存在来理解移民运动的不同方式的方法。这份档案是海洋转向的一部分，其重点是海洋及其方法，消除了以可见边界为标志的土地的排他性。考虑到海洋在过去和现在所代表的复杂性，它允许将人类/领土关系解读为。。。

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All Hands on Deck: The Sea as an Object to Rethink Migrations. An Introduction*

The thematic dossier “All Hands on Deck: The Sea as an Object to Rethink Migrations” proposes an approach to different ways of understanding migratory movements through their presence at sea. This dossier is part of the oceanic turn, its focus being the sea and its methodology removing the exclusivity of land marked by a visible border. Thinking about the complexity that the sea represents in the past and in the present, it allows a polychromatic reading of the Human/Territory relationship as...

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