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Temporary and Precarious Migration and the Securitized State. Human Rights, Culture and Belonging in an Age of Economic and Moral Austerity

Saturday, July 19, 2014: 8:30 AM-10:20 AM
Room: 301
RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations (host committee)
TG03 Human Rights and Global Justice

Language: English

Session Organizers:
Claudia TAZREITER, University of New South Wales, Australia and Immanuel NESS, City University of New York, USA
Chair:
Ann DENIS, Université d'Ottawa, Canada
JS-80.1
Enforced Temporariness – the Interplay of Securitisation and Economisation and the Emergence of Temporary Migrant Worker Programmes in Western Europe (Oral Presentation)
Kenneth HORVATH, University of Education Karlsruhe, Germany

JS-80.2
Rights in the Absence of Recognized Status- Challenging or Reinforcing the Rightlessness of Irregular Migrants? (Oral Presentation)
Amanda NIELSEN, Linnaeus University, Sweden

JS-80.3
Between State Bio-Power and Social Bio-Politics Documented and Undocumented Migrant Care-Workers in Israel (Oral Presentation)
Adriana KEMP, Tel Aviv University, Israel

JS-80.4
The (Im)Possibilities Of The Politics Of Solidarity: Human Rights Defenders Discourse, Humanitarian Aid Dynamics and Transmigrants Experiences In Mexico's Transit Assistance-Based Places (Oral Presentation)
Priscilla SOLANO, Lund University, Sweden

JS-80.5
Making Irregular Migrants Vulnerable: A Tangle of Biopolitics and Morals in Japan (Oral Presentation)
Sachi TAKAYA, Okayama University, Japan

JS-80.6
The Precarious Everyday of Moscow's Labour Migrants: Rising Xenophobia and the Migrant As a Political Subject of Disgust (Oral Presentation)
John ROUND, Higher School of Economics, Russia

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Labour Precarity and Other Structural Forces Affecting Migrant Workers' Health: The Case of the Undocumented Workers in Ontario, Canada (Oral Presentation)
Eloy RIVAS, Carleton University, Canada

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