Political community and transnational citizenship: ethnographic perspectives on a heterogeneous articulation

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Autor(a) principal: Merenson,Silvina
Data de Publicação: 2018
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
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Resumo: “Political community” and “transnational citizenship” are two of the greatest categories that lead the debates in the field of transnational studies, more specifically in the analysis related to the political practices of the transmigrants regarding the expansion or the exercise of the civic and political rights outside their native countries. From an ethnographic perspective, this article analyzes the existing tensions between both categories. In order to achieve this, it summarizes some of the current debates in literature and mentions the approaches that allow us to think of their uses, meanings and specific practices. In order to point out, if not the autonomy of both concepts, at least the heterogeneous and complex aspect of their practical articulation, we recur to one of the oldest migration processes in the Southern Cone: that of Uruguayans to Argentina.
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title Political community and transnational citizenship: ethnographic perspectives on a heterogeneous articulation
spellingShingle Political community and transnational citizenship: ethnographic perspectives on a heterogeneous articulation
Merenson,Silvina
transnational studies
transnational political practices
extraterritorial vote
title_short Political community and transnational citizenship: ethnographic perspectives on a heterogeneous articulation
title_full Political community and transnational citizenship: ethnographic perspectives on a heterogeneous articulation
title_fullStr Political community and transnational citizenship: ethnographic perspectives on a heterogeneous articulation
title_full_unstemmed Political community and transnational citizenship: ethnographic perspectives on a heterogeneous articulation
title_sort Political community and transnational citizenship: ethnographic perspectives on a heterogeneous articulation
author Merenson,Silvina
author_facet Merenson,Silvina
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv transnational studies
transnational political practices
extraterritorial vote
topic transnational studies
transnational political practices
extraterritorial vote
description “Political community” and “transnational citizenship” are two of the greatest categories that lead the debates in the field of transnational studies, more specifically in the analysis related to the political practices of the transmigrants regarding the expansion or the exercise of the civic and political rights outside their native countries. From an ethnographic perspective, this article analyzes the existing tensions between both categories. In order to achieve this, it summarizes some of the current debates in literature and mentions the approaches that allow us to think of their uses, meanings and specific practices. In order to point out, if not the autonomy of both concepts, at least the heterogeneous and complex aspect of their practical articulation, we recur to one of the oldest migration processes in the Southern Cone: that of Uruguayans to Argentina.
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