在敌对空间的安置:无望的笔记——对范丽佩特的评论

IF 1.3 Q2 GEOGRAPHY Fennia-International Journal of Geography Pub Date : 2023-06-22 DOI:10.11143/fennia.129570
A. Lounasmaa
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在2022年芬兰地理日的主题演讲中,Ilse van Liempt提供了一种充满希望和有用的方法来理解难民归属感和家庭建设的过程。她重点关注抵达基础设施,包括迎接移民抵达的正式和非正式流程和结构。其中重要的一部分是安置,重点可以转向移民本身如何成为创建抵达基础设施和在新环境(包括他们居住的公共空间)中安家的一部分。我的评论来自我对英国敌对边境做法的经验,我被提醒说,敌意、对移民和移民的监管以及边境做法不仅存在,而且经常构成正式和非正式基础设施的框架。其次,我在这里反思了家的意义:父权和异性恋的家可以跟随移民的路线,也可以成为新移民的边界实践的一部分。因此,对一些人来说,家本身就成了一个监狱,一个暴力场所或一个没有归属感的地方。最后,技术边界景观(Godin & don 2020)的出现已经移动了大部分入境基础设施,包括边界和这些基础设施所代表的支持,以及在线家庭的可能性,许多移民同时减少了对数字空间的访问。
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Emplacement in hostile spaces: hopeless notes – commentary to van Liempt
In her keynote lecture from the Finnish Geography Days in 2022 Ilse van Liempt offers a hopeful and useful approach to understanding refugees’ processes of belonging and home-making. She focuses on arrival infrastructures, which encompass both the formal and the informal processes and structures that greet migrants as they arrive. Important part of these is emplacement, where the focus can turn into how migrants themselves become part of creating arrival infrastructures and making home in new environments, including the public spaces they inhabit. My commentary draws from my experiences of the United Kingdom (UK) hostile bordering practices, and I am reminded that hostility, policing migration and migrants and bordering practices are not only present, but often framing both the formal and informal infrastructures. Secondly, I reflect on the meaning of home here: the patriarchal and heteronormative home can follow a migrant on their route, as well as become part of the bordering practice for new arrivals. Hence for some, home itself becomes a prison, a site of violence or a place of non-belonging. Finally, the emergence of the techno-borderscape (Godin & Doná 2020) has moved large parts of arrival infrastructures, both the bordering and the support that these represent, and possibilities of home-making online, with many migrants simultaneously having reduced access to the digital spaces.
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