En torno a la Circularidad Migratoria: Aproximaciones conceptuales, Dimensiones teóricas y Práctica Política

López-Sala, Ana; Godenau, Dirk

doi:10.14422/mig.i38y2015.001

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“…Studies on the circularity of migration and the transnational space reaffirm this idea, giving meaning to research on the influence of migrants in their communities. (López-Sala and Godenau 2015;Skeldon 2012). In this case of integration acculturation (Berry 1997), the ties of kinship and friendship are maintained, where a two-way relationship is established where obligations and care, decisions, and emotions circulate.…”

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“…In the current context, technological tools facilitate frequent contact between people who live at the place of origin and those who live abroad, in the same way that they facilitate the conservation of the role of the migrants in the family structure. On the other hand, the changes in methods of transportation, such as the dropping of prices in commercial flights, facilitate temporary return trips by the migrant families (López-Sala and Godenau 2015).…”

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“…As a collective strategy, migrations are considered as an investment which allows them to diversify the family's source of income (López-Sala and Godenau 2015). Participants who live in The Gambia explain that having relatives abroad is an advantage because they collaborate with the community (e.g., building healthcare centers, mosques, etc.)…”

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The Impact of Circular Migration on FGM/C: Transnational Communities in Spain and The Gambia

Marcusán

Moles

Sanyang³

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Social Sciences

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Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) is a traditional harmful practice that migrates with people and has become a global phenomenon. Understanding how the diaspora resignifies and can change the tradition will allow us to measure the impact of transnational relations on information flows and decision making in a multisite space. The objective is to analyze the influence of migration on the practice of FGM/C with a participatory and circular methodology, focused on Gambian communities both in Spain and in The Gambia. The study shows the trends on how acculturation processes entail cultural change, both in Africa as well as in diaspora.

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The Impact of Circular Migration on FGM/C: Transnational Communities in Spain and The Gambia

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“…Otro inconveniente que se presenta al analizar esta población es que el retorno no siempre es permanente. Se ha demostrado en varios casos que las migraciones son circulares (Bustamante, 1997; López-Sala y Godenau, 2015); así, algunos consideran que luego de dos o tres años ya se puede considerar que una persona es retornada, de igual forma, es emigrante aquel que lleva residiendo un periodo de tiempo superior a dos o tres años en otro país. Aunque las mediciones varíen, el retorno puede considerarse una etapa más del ciclo migratorio, pero no necesariamente el último: el proceso no es lineal.…”

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Capítulo 4: El reto de gobernar: las migraciones internacionales de retorno

Villamil¹

2020

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“…First of all, it promotes a kind of flexible mobility that adapts to changing economic conditions and labor demands (López-Sala and Sánchez-Montijano, 2014;López-Sala and Godenau, 2015). Second, the temporary nature of their stay affects the ability of the migrants to obtain permanent legal status, as well as some social and labor rights (Basok and López-Sala, 2015).…”

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Induced circularity for selective workers. The case of seasonal labor mobility schemes in the Spanish agriculture

López-Sala¹

2016

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At the end of the 1990s Spain began to design programs directed at recruiting seasonal workers for the agriculture sector. During the past decade, coinciding with a period of intense economic growth, these programs were applied in certain Spanish provinces with the objective of promoting forms of temporary and circular migration. The implementation of these programs, in which a broad number of public and private actors participated, was an exception to the traditionally reactive Spanish policy on labor immigration. In addition, these programs gave seasonal migrant workers an anomalous legal status by blocking them from obtaining permanent residence permits and limiting their right to settle in Spain. This article analyzes the design and implementation of these programs in Spain, the involvement of various actors, and the way they were managed in two provinces where they had the greatest volume and continuity, Huelva, in region of Andalusia and Lleida in Catalonia.KEYWORDS: Seasonal migrant workers programs; induced circular migration; labor migration; agriculture; Spain. RESUMEN:A finales de los años noventa España comenzó a diseñar programas dirigidos al reclutamiento de trabajadores estacionales para el sector agrícola. En la década pasada, y coincidiendo con un período de intenso crecimiento económico, estos programas fueron aplicados en determinadas provincias españolas con el objetivo de promover formas de migración temporal y circular. La implantación de estos programas, en los que participan un amplio número de actores públicos y privados, supuso una excepcionalidad en la tradicionalmente reactiva política española de inmigración laboral. Estos programas dotaron, adicionalmente, de un estatuto legal anómalo a este tipo de trabajadores a través de la contención del acceso a permisos permanentes y la limitación del establecimiento. En este artículo se analiza el diseño y la implantación de este tipo de programas en el caso español, la implicación de diversos actores, así como su gestión concreta en el caso de las dos provincias donde estos programas han tenido mayor volumen y continuidad, Huelva en la región de Andalucía y Lérida, en Cataluña.PALABRAS CLAVE: Programas de importación de trabajadores migrantes estacionales; circularidad migratoria inducida; inmigración laboral; agricultura; España.

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En torno a la Circularidad Migratoria: Aproximaciones conceptuales, Dimensiones teóricas y Práctica Política

Cited by 7 publications

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The Impact of Circular Migration on FGM/C: Transnational Communities in Spain and The Gambia

The Impact of Circular Migration on FGM/C: Transnational Communities in Spain and The Gambia

Capítulo 4: El reto de gobernar: las migraciones internacionales de retorno

Induced circularity for selective workers. The case of seasonal labor mobility schemes in the Spanish agriculture

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