Migrantes africanos en Buenos Aires: Entre estigmatización y exotización

African Migrants in Buenos Aires: between Stigma and Exoticization Abstract Since the 1990s decade, but especially since 2000, immigrants coming mostly from West Africa, have gradually weaved the contours of a transatlantic south-south migration device between Africa and Latin America. In Buenos A...

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Main Author: Régis Minvielle
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Pontificia Universidad Javeriana 2015-03-01
Series:Universitas Humanística
Subjects:
Online Access:http://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/univhumanistica/article/view/7505/10069
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spelling doaj-27bd9d768f1141feab3daaab69d9d9a32020-11-25T01:29:10ZengPontificia Universidad JaverianaUniversitas Humanística0120-48072011-27342015-03-01807910510.11144/Javeriana.UH80.mabaMigrantes africanos en Buenos Aires: Entre estigmatización y exotizaciónRégis Minvielle0ITM (Instituto Tecnológico Metropolitano), Medellín, ColombiaAfrican Migrants in Buenos Aires: between Stigma and Exoticization Abstract Since the 1990s decade, but especially since 2000, immigrants coming mostly from West Africa, have gradually weaved the contours of a transatlantic south-south migration device between Africa and Latin America. In Buenos Aires they trade on the streets. This activity was initiated mainly by the Senegalese community.This article aims to expose the stereotypes and the relationships between the Argentine society and the African migrants in order to observe the reception of an unknown population in that part of the continent. To do this research, the ethnographic method and discourse analysis were used. The recent nature of the African migration to Argentina generates clichés and prejudices but the desire for exoticism also gives rise to fascination. http://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/univhumanistica/article/view/7505/10069migrantsAfricansprejudicesexoticismethnic relationsBuenos Aires
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author Régis Minvielle
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Migrantes africanos en Buenos Aires: Entre estigmatización y exotización
Universitas Humanística
migrants
Africans
prejudices
exoticism
ethnic relations
Buenos Aires
author_facet Régis Minvielle
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title Migrantes africanos en Buenos Aires: Entre estigmatización y exotización
title_short Migrantes africanos en Buenos Aires: Entre estigmatización y exotización
title_full Migrantes africanos en Buenos Aires: Entre estigmatización y exotización
title_fullStr Migrantes africanos en Buenos Aires: Entre estigmatización y exotización
title_full_unstemmed Migrantes africanos en Buenos Aires: Entre estigmatización y exotización
title_sort migrantes africanos en buenos aires: entre estigmatización y exotización
publisher Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
series Universitas Humanística
issn 0120-4807
2011-2734
publishDate 2015-03-01
description African Migrants in Buenos Aires: between Stigma and Exoticization Abstract Since the 1990s decade, but especially since 2000, immigrants coming mostly from West Africa, have gradually weaved the contours of a transatlantic south-south migration device between Africa and Latin America. In Buenos Aires they trade on the streets. This activity was initiated mainly by the Senegalese community.This article aims to expose the stereotypes and the relationships between the Argentine society and the African migrants in order to observe the reception of an unknown population in that part of the continent. To do this research, the ethnographic method and discourse analysis were used. The recent nature of the African migration to Argentina generates clichés and prejudices but the desire for exoticism also gives rise to fascination.
topic migrants
Africans
prejudices
exoticism
ethnic relations
Buenos Aires
url http://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/univhumanistica/article/view/7505/10069
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