Vol. 28 No. 59 (2020): LGBT Migrants and Refugees

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Published: 2020-09-10

Editorial

LGBTI migrants and refugee

Roberto

7-13
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Dossier

The border as an interstice. Reflections on epistemic violence of fronterizations Reflexiones en torno a la violencia epistémica de las fronterizaciones

Fernanda Stang

15-30
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Border sexuality: identity experiences and inclusion paths of women with non-heteronormative sexual orientation born from mixed couples

Giuseppe Masullo, Carmela Ferrara

31-48
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Gender, sexualities and displacements: ethnographic notes about immigrants and “LGBTI refugees” in the North of Brazil

Isadora Lins França, Arthur Fontgaland

49-68
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Liberation Nation? Queer Refugees, Homonationalism and the Canadian Necropolitical State

David Murray

69-78
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The British and South African approaches to asylum based on sexual orientation and gender identity

Vítor Lopes Andrade

79-94
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When loving in Africa costs you your life

Elena García-Oliveros

95-111
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(In)visibility dynamics in the LGBTIQ+ migration: a communicational issue

Hadriel Theodoro, Denise Cogo, Amparo Huertas Bailén

113-131
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From sex work to refuge: life story of a Salvadoran trans activist woman

Amaral Arévalo

133-150
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Research-article

The Deportation Power

Nicholas De Genova

151-160
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Waiting and care. Considerations about management of time of migrant women in two urban spaces in Argentina

Ana Mallimaci, María José Magliano

161-176
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Out-migration and cash transfers as a livelihoods adaptation to the droughts in the Seridó Potiguar

Isac Alves Correia, Ricardo Ojima, Alisson Barbieri

177-197
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Who help irregular migrants? Supporters of irregular migrants in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) and Turin (Italy)

Minke Hajer, prof. Maurizio Ambrosini

199-216
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The construction of the European borders as the origin of the criminalization of migration: rhetoric of securitization and humanitarianism

Ana Belén Estrada Gorrín, Cristina Fuentes-Lara

217-234
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Reports and reflections

Do immigrants disrupt the international order?

Patrícia Nabuco Martuscelli

235-240
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Book-review

Migranti e rifugiate. Antropologia, genere e politica

Emanuela Bini

241-243
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