International Conference on Migration, Borders, and Diaspora in Latin America (ICMBDA - 27)

This track explores the multifaceted dynamics of migration within and from Latin America, focusing on the socio-economic and political factors that drive migration patterns. It aims to analyze the implications of these movements on both sending and receiving communities.

This session examines the evolving nature of borders in Latin America, particularly in relation to national sovereignty and regional integration. It seeks to understand how border policies affect migration flows and the rights of individuals crossing these boundaries.

This track investigates the role of diaspora communities in shaping identities and cultural practices among Latin American migrants. It will highlight the interplay between transnational ties and local belonging in the context of migration.

This session focuses on the experiences of refugees and asylum seekers in Latin America, addressing the challenges they face and the policies that govern their status. It aims to foster discussions on human rights and the protection of vulnerable populations.

This track delves into the concept of transnationalism as it relates to Latin American migration, emphasizing the networks that connect migrants across borders. It will explore how these networks influence economic, social, and political ties between countries.

This session examines the complexities of citizenship and belonging for Latin American migrants in the context of globalization. It aims to discuss the implications of legal status on identity and community integration.