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      El espacio, el tiempo y el racismo en las perspectivas decoloniales: apuntes para descolonizar los estudios sobre migración internacional Translated title: Space, time and racism from a decolonial perspective: an outline to decolonize research on international migration

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      Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
      migración, decolonialidad, espacio, tiempo, racismo, migration, decoloniality, space, time, racism

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          Resumen Ante la diversidad de conceptualizaciones sobre el fenómeno de la migración internacional, algunos académicos han hecho un llamado para reunir los distintos marcos analíticos e interpretativos. Si atendemos a su invitación, los aportes pueden venir tanto de distintas disciplinas como de tradiciones de pensamiento. En este artículo proponemos al enfoque decolonial como una nueva veta para replantear el debate teórico sobre la migración. Se propone que pensadores como Linda Tuhiwai Smith y Enrique Dussel pueden contribuir al diálogo de la migración desde la perspectiva decolonial enfatizando las categorías de espacio y tiempo. Se tomarán como punto de partida estas dos categorías para vincularlas con otros conceptos, el de sistema-mundo de Wallerstein y la zona del ser y la zona del no ser de Fanon, que adopta Ramón Grosfoguel como parte de un marco epistemológico decolonial. Esto nos permitirá entender cómo los elementos de la geopolítica decolonial pueden aportar a la discusión teórica sobre la migración y, a su vez, dicho fenómeno se reconfigura dada la historia colonial, las relaciones de poder y el racismo que lo estructuran.

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          Abstract Given the diversity of conceptualizations on the phenomenon of international migration, some scholars have called for different analytical and interpretative frameworks. If we respond to this invitation, we should take into account the contributions from different disciplines and traditions of thought. In this article we propose the decolonial approach as a new vein to rethink the theoretical debate on migration. We proposed that thinkers such as Linda Tuhiwai Smith and Enrique Dussel may contribute to the migration dialogue from a decolonial perspective by emphasizing the categories of space and time. These two categories will be taken as a starting point to link them with other concepts, such as the world-system of Wallerstein and the zones of being and the zone of non-being of Fanon, which Ramon Grosfoguel adopts as part of a decolonial epistemology. This will allow us to understand how the elements of decolonial geopolitics can contribute to the theoretical discussion about migration, and in turn, this phenomenon is reconfigured given its colonial history, power relations and racism that structure it.

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                Journal
                interdi
                Inter disciplina
                Inter disciplina
                Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México, Mexico )
                2395-969X
                2448-5705
                December 2018
                : 6
                : 16
                : 167-186
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                [1] orgnameThe University of Warwick United Kingdom erika.herrera.rosales@ 123456gmail.com
                Article
                S2448-57052018000300167 S2448-5705(18)00601600167
                10.22201/ceiich.24485705e.2018.16.65639
                1137b961-c7ec-4e56-9942-e22e462a3bee

                This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

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                : 17 October 2017
                : 27 February 2018
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                racismo,decolonialidad,espacio,tiempo,migration,decoloniality,space,time,racism,migración

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