27 juin 2014
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Sandra Paola Alvarez Tinajero, « Chapter 2. Labor migration management: neoliberal calculations, human implementation », Graduate Institute Publications, ID : 10.4000/books.iheid.1729
In a context of neoliberal capitalism, and growing interdependencies and interconnections, the role of the states in migration governance is increasingly scrutinized. Some scholars argue that states are being overshadowed by transnationalism (Levitt and De la Dehesa 2003, Levitt and Glick Schiller 2004, Vertovec 2004), globalization processes (Sassen 1996), de-territorialized social networks, the activities of non-state actors (private corporations, financial entities, NGOs, etc.), as well as...