A EUROPA, AS MIGRAC?O?ES E O COSMOPOLITISMO
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https://doi.org/10.21803/pensam.v9i17.55Palavras-chave:
Europe; External migration; Borders and boundaries; Selectivity; CosmopolitanismResumo
Resumo
O ana?lise aqui delineado discute as posturas das fronteiras europeias em relac?a?o aos desafios colocados pelos fluxos migrato?rios externos. E? dada especial atenc?a?o a? forma como a Europa, atrave?s do Acordo de Schengen, estabelece uma combinac?a?o estrate?gica entre a livre circulac?a?o de certas categorias de pessoas e o bloqueio de muitas outras mobilidades “indesejados”. Ao mesmo tempo, sa?o considerados resumidamente as poli?ticas de identidade subjacentes a seletividade do espac?o Schengen e seu impacto sobre um projecto europeu po?s-nacional e cosmopolita.
Palavras-chave: Europa, Migrac?a?o externa, Fronteiras e limites, Seletividade, Cosmopolitismo.
Resumen
En el ana?lisis esbozado aqui? se analizan las actitudes en las fronteras europeas en relacio?n con los retos que plantea la migracio?n externa. Se presta especial atencio?n a la forma en Europa a trave?s del Acuerdo de Schengen, establece una combinacio?n estrate?gica de la libre circulacio?n de ciertas categori?as de personas y el bloqueo de muchas otras movilidades “no deseadas”. Al mismo tiempo, se consideran brevemente la poli?tica de la identidad subyacente en la selectividad de la zona Schengen y su impacto en un proyecto europeo post-nacional y cosmopolita.
Palabras clave: Europa, La migracio?n externa, Fronteras y li?mites, La selectividad, Cosmopolitismo.
Abstract
The analysis outlined in this paper discusses the attitudes of the European borders in relation to the challenges posed by external migration flows. Special attention is given to the way Europe, through the Schengen Agreement, establishes a strategic combination between the free movement of certain categories of people and the blocking of many other “unwanted” mobilities. At the same time, the paper briefly considers the identity policies underlying the selectivity of the Schengen area and their impact on a post-national and cosmopolitan European project.
Keywords: Europe, External migration, Borders and boundaries, Selectivity, Cosmopolitanism.
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