De-problematize the migrations from social movements: Reflections on a participatory action research in Barcelona

Authors

  • Paula Durán Universitat de Barcelona
  • Juan David Gómez-Quintero Universidad de Zaragoza
  • Santiago Martínez Magdalena Universidad Pública de Navarra
  • Johannes Maerk University of Applied Sciences FH Campus Vienna

Keywords:

Migrations, social movements, knowledge, mechanisms of oppression, alternative narrative

Abstract

We present some reflexive ideas of the research “migrant’s knowledge”, which is developed between the University of Barcelona and the entities of migrant self-organization of this same city. This initiative identifies new places and subjects of thought inside and outside the academy that, with participatory methods, rethink the task of research in a way, which promotes horizontality and recognition of the plurality of subjects and knowledge. A dialogue that allows identifying, in a critical way, the power devices that pass through migrants in the contexts of reception, contemplating the ontological and epistemological dimensions that legitimize them. At the same time, they raise the need to build an alternative narrative to the problematization of human mobility.  

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Published

2021-11-05

How to Cite

Durán, P. ., Gómez-Quintero, J. D. ., Martínez Magdalena, S. ., & Maerk, J. . (2021). De-problematize the migrations from social movements: Reflections on a participatory action research in Barcelona. Quaderns De l’Institut Català d’Antropologia, (37 (1), 63–85. Retrieved from https://publicacions.antropologia.cat/quaderns/article/view/324