The free movement of people around the world would be Utopian: IUAES World Congress 2013: Evolving Humanity, Emerging Worlds, 5–10 August 2013

Abram, Simone; Bianco, B.; Khosravi, Shahram; Salazar, Noël B.; Genova, Nicholas De

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“…Arriving a couple of days late for work in Malaysia or Singapore could mean the termination of their contract. In other words, even if we were all to take the same plane, their freedom of movement was structurally much more limited than the tourists and others present (Abram et al, 2017).…”

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Labour migration and tourism mobilities: Time to bring sustainability into the debate

Salazar

2020

Tourism Geographies

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Migration and tourism are interconnected forms of human mobility, similar but different. It is impossible to draw neat boundaries around the two because they constantly intersect, sometimes within one and the same individual. Tourism and migration often fuel each other, thereby raising two interesting questions that are rarely asked, namely 'What would tourism be without migration?' and 'What would migration be without tourism?'. In significant ways, sustainability is directly related to the 'mobility' aspects of tourism-related labour. However, in tourism studies, research on mobility often focuses merely on tourist movements. In general, there has been little detailed examination of the mechanisms that comprise and (re)produce the border-crossing movements of tourism labourers. If there is little attention to tourism-related labour mobilities, considerations related to the sustainability implications of worker mobility are highlighted even less often. Indeed, despite the anthropocentric focus of sustainability as a concept, surprisingly little attention has been devoted to the aspect of social sustainability. As the COVID-19 crisis shows, when it comes to the nexus between migration and tourism, the current and future challenges are huge.

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Labour migration and tourism mobilities: Time to bring sustainability into the debate

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2020

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“…Border Studies stress that the surveillance industry is a growing sector (ABRAM et al, 2016;TAZZIOLI, 2016;PERERA 2009;VERSTRAETE, 2010). Maguire, Frois and Zurawski (2014, p. 3) call attention to the fact that the "diverse security landscape is filled with state, non-state and international agencies, universities, think tanks, arms manufacturers, various private contractors, 'user-experiences' and the experiences of victims".…”

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Dealing with the UK inner borders: an ethnography of Brazilians and their temporary dwellings in London.

Dias

2017

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This paper explores how undocumented migrants have struggled and dealt with the UK inner borders while living in London. Based on empirical findings collected in London and Minas Gerais, it shows how Brazilians tactically adapt themselves in temporary dwellings to escape from the harsh British immigration policies and the Home Office raids across London. This study particularly uses the concepts of inner borders, deportation and citizenship discussed by contemporary Border studies. Living in a multicultural city where identity controls are a social practice that permeates various daily activities, Brazilians have to constantly negotiate their existence through the inner borders of London without being denounced by their lack of visa. Keywords: Inner borders. Undocumented Brazilians. Dwellings and London. ResumoEste artigo explora como migrantes não documentados lidam com as fronteiras internas do Reino Unido enquanto vivem em Londres. Através de dados empíricos coletados em Londres e Minas Gerais, demonstramos como brasileiros taticamente adaptam suas vidas em moradias temporárias para escapar das políticas migratórias do Reino Unido e das blitzes migratórias do Home Office em domicílios. Este estudo vale-se, particularmente, dos conceitos de fronteiras internas, deportação e cidadania discutidos por estudos de fronteira contemporâneos. Almejando viver em uma

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The mobility of the drop-in: Drop-in centres for migrants as providers of motility

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2020

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The free movement of people around the world would be Utopian: IUAES World Congress 2013: Evolving Humanity, Emerging Worlds, 5–10 August 2013

Cited by 13 publications

References 23 publications

Labour migration and tourism mobilities: Time to bring sustainability into the debate

Labour migration and tourism mobilities: Time to bring sustainability into the debate

Dealing with the UK inner borders: an ethnography of Brazilians and their temporary dwellings in London.

The mobility of the drop-in: Drop-in centres for migrants as providers of motility

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