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Wer ist ein Flüchtling? : Grundlagen einer Soziologie der Zwangsmigration / Albert Scherr, Karin Scherschel.

Van Pelt Library JV8025.2 .S347 2019
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Scherr, Albert, author.
Contributor:
Scherschel, Karin, 1968-
Vandenhoeck et Ruprecht.
Series:
Fluchtaspekte
Language:
German
Subjects (All):
Globalization.
Emigration and immigration.
Political science--Philosophy.
Political science.
Physical Description:
112 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm.
Place of Publication:
Göttingen Vandenhoeck et Ruprecht [2019]
Summary:
Flight is a social field of conflict in a globally unequal world. The appeal to human rights (universal) values ​​is increasingly taking a back seat in favor of nation-state (particular) interests. Global inequalities mean that migration is the only chance for many to escape unbearable living conditions in their countries of origin. The target countries react with defensive measures: Humanitarian considerations are becoming less important in favor of national political interests. Karin Scherschel and Albert Scherr analyze flight in the context of globalization processes and as a field of social conflict. They ask about the causes of migration and examine the reasons and consequences of the restrictive version of the refugee concept with which refugees are granted or denied admission and protection.
ISBN:
9783525404843
3525404840
OCLC:
1192966889

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