Transnationalisme et qualification : les effets du racisme et de la discrimination structurels sur les parcours de migrants issus de groupes racisés en Suisse, au Canada et au Québec
The link between inequality and migration are complex, and the structural and systemic factors that impact on the lives of migrants are insufficiently documented. It is these unthought-of aspects of public policy on migration that this article attempts to describe, analyzing the paradoxes and limits...
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| Rochtain ar líne: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Achoimre: | The link between inequality and migration are complex, and the structural and systemic factors that impact on the lives of migrants are insufficiently documented. It is these unthought-of aspects of public policy on migration that this article attempts to describe, analyzing the paradoxes and limits of migration policies in relation to these new facts of globalization. From this point of view, Switzerland, Canada and Quebec stand out as two emblematic places where the paths and careers of people labelled “skilled migrants” are developing. Paradoxically, they are also experiencing the world’s reality, its roughness, particularly in terms of the experience of crossing borders, in the triple sense of the word, i.e. temporal, spatial and social. |
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