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Borders, migrations and human rights [electronic book] / edited by Maurizio Ambrosini, Marilisa D'Amico and Emilia Perassi.

Contributor(s): Ambrosini, Maurizio [editor ] | D'Amico, Marilisa [editor] | Perassi, Emilia [editor].
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Milano, Italy : Ledizioni, 2025Description: online resource (251 pages).Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 978885526902 (eBook); 9791256003365 (paperback).Subject(s): Emigration and immigration | Border security | Social justice | Human rightsDDC classification: 320.01 Online resources: Access eBook
Contents:
Introduction. the return of borders: human rights in question -- “Can a tale become a home?” Storytelling, hospitable language and border-crossing -- The protection of migrants’ constitutional rights at the border. -- Borders, migration, reception: a challenge for democratic societies -- Invention of borders, invention of legal spaces. Citizens, subjects and migrants in the history of law -- Borders in European Union law: norms, evolution, meaning -- Religious and cultural pluralism in prison, borderland of rights, in the age of security -- Psychological aspects of the boundary: from ego skin to relationships with others and spirituality -- Latin American narratives of the border: from the ocean crossing to the Frontera Norte.
List(s) this item appears in: Sustainable Development Goals Collection

Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction. the return of borders: human rights in question -- “Can a tale become a home?” Storytelling, hospitable language and border-crossing -- The protection of migrants’ constitutional rights at the border. -- Borders, migration, reception: a challenge for democratic societies -- Invention of borders, invention of legal spaces. Citizens, subjects and migrants in the history of law -- Borders in European Union law: norms, evolution, meaning -- Religious and cultural pluralism in prison, borderland of rights, in the age of security -- Psychological aspects of the boundary: from ego skin to relationships with others and spirituality -- Latin American narratives of the border: from the ocean crossing to the Frontera Norte.

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