El azar de las fronteras
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New theoretical and philosophical reflections on international migration that critique limitation of contemporary policy orientations which paint migration as "invasion." Proposes radically different way of understanding and responding to phenomenon from transnational standpoint, incorporating political, legal and moral aspects in order to resolve social and political conflict caused by migration.
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