soci 2265 ch 8 migration, belonging, violence and social stratification

neoliberal multicriminalism

speed’s concept that states an era deeply intertwined with large scale impunity, driven more by profit than by upholding law or rights

settler colonialism

the state enforces racialized and gendered control through militarization, incarceration, border enforcement, and legal incapacitation

asylum seeker

recognized as a person seeking refugee status while a refugee is defined under the UN definition as beong as a person who has been identified as a refugee

fears and anxietoes of refugees

safety and security concerns, legal and political status, social integration, economic stability

fear and anxieties from host communities

job concerns, cirme and terrorism, policy shifts, national security

refugee crisis

a humanitarian emergency that happens when a large number of people are forced to leave their home countries because of war, violence, persecution, or human rights violations

the marshall plan

orginally imoremented to rebuild europe after ww2. this envolves substantial economic aid and investment to stabiloze affeted regions aimikng to to push the factors driving people out of their homes

populist politics

populist politicians use fear and scapegoating to mobilize supoort for their policies. emphasized the need for storng borders, law and order and national security. blames refugees and immigrants

addressing the fears and anxieties of refugees

legal support, social services, community building

hansonism

a conservative political movement of the 1990s synonymous with intolerance and bigotry towards migrants and refugees

media discourse on migration

media outlets cna shape public opinion and influence political discourse. it focuses on security concerns and sensationalized stores rather than humanitarian needs of refugees

how the fears and anxieties from refugees is adressed

education and awareness, economic integration, community engagement