Debatte: Autonomie der Migration

Binder, Beate; Ege, Moritz; Färber, Alexa

doi:10.14361/zfk.2011.0214

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“…Examples included workers collectively using of public transport without a ticket, rental strikes or squatting. Autonomy here implies both a political goal and a diagnosis, namely that people do not become completely incapable of action in power-laden and hierarchized fields, such as factory work, or within migration (Binder/Ege/Färber, 2011;Mezzadra, 2010).…”

Section: The European Border Regime and Autonomy Of Migrationmentioning

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“…Our contribution distances itself from push-andpull conceptualizations of migration, instead offering a more agential-led perspective. In so doing, the article is embedded within literature from within critical migration research (Hess/ Tsianos, 2010;Tsianos/Karakayali, 2010), the autonomy of migration approach (De Genova, 2017;Scheel, 2015;Binder/Ege/Färber, 2011;Mezzadra 2010;Bojadzijev/ Karakayali, 2007), and border regime approaches (Fradejas-García/Polese/Bhimji, 2021; Rass/Wolff, 2018).…”

Section: Introduction: a Plea For Differentiationmentioning

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Towards a post-autonomy of migration: (Young) refugees between belligerent and peaceful agency

Otto

Hoffmann²

2022

Migration Letters

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Contemporary research on migration and border regimes emphasizes that migration produces effects beyond border control, as migrants act (partially) autonomously as individual or collective agents. On the discursive level, many representations tend to foster fantasies of refugees as autonomous political fighters, which overlooks their frequently peaceful aims and ignores non-violent (micro-)politics. Based on an example from Laura Otto’s fieldwork with young migrants in Malta, we claim that it is important for critical migration theory not to subsume diverse forms of agency and concrete actions of migrants too easily under the umbrella of the autonomy of migration, as autonomy is a highly ambivalent concept – not an end in itself. We propose to distinguish clearly between belligerent and peaceful forms of political agency. Beyond an understanding of autonomy as combative by principle, a post-autonomous viewpoint takes constructive interdependencies among migrants and non-migrant EU-populations into consideration, too.

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Section: Introduction: a Plea For Differentiationmentioning

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Towards a post-autonomy of migration: (Young) refugees between belligerent and peaceful agency

Otto

Hoffmann²

2022

Migration Letters

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Asyl als Anspruch?

Fritsche

2023

Gesellschaft Der Unterschiede

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Inwiefern fordern Asylsuchende (Menschen-)Rechte ein? Können in einem allumfassend rechtlich regulierten und von Unsicherheit geprägten Alltag überhaupt Ansprüche gestellt werden? Lässt die Asylpraxis Raum für Subjektpositionen abseits von Opferschaft? Andrea Fritsche nähert sich dem (Asyl-)Recht aus alltagssoziologischer Perspektive und fokussiert Asylsuchende als handelnde Subjekte und Rechteinhaber*innen. Dabei zeichnet sie Bedeutungen von Recht und Rechten in der österreichischen Asylwirklichkeit nach und schafft ein Verständnis für die Folgen rechtlicher, politischer und gesellschaftlicher Praktiken, die die Gewährleistung von Rechten an Dankbarkeit, Leistung und Anpassung koppeln.

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2023

Gesellschaft Der Unterschiede

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Debatte: Autonomie der Migration

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Towards a post-autonomy of migration: (Young) refugees between belligerent and peaceful agency

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