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The Turbulence of Migration - Globalization, Deterritorialization and Hybridity

The Turbulence of Migration - Globalization, Deterritorialization and Hybridity

of: Nikos Papastergiadis

Polity, 2018

ISBN: 9780745677934 , 254 Pages

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The Turbulence of Migration - Globalization, Deterritorialization and Hybridity


 

Title Page

3

Copyright.

6

Contents

7

Acknowledgements

9

1 Introduction: The Turbulence of Migration

11

New concepts for a turbulent world

13

The ‘chaos’ of global migration

16

Modernity and migration

20

The stranger in modernity

23

Communities of difference

25

The limits of explanation

27

2 Mapping Global Migration

32

Historical patterns of migration: slavery and colonialism

35

Migration and the industrial contracts

37

The sociological theories of migration

40

Globalization and dispersal

47

Contemporary patterns of migration

49

Borders and flows

56

3 The Ability to Move: Defining Migrants

61

Defining migrants

63

Old routes and new borders

67

The stranger in social theory

72

The gender of the stranger

79

Conclusion

83

4 Globalization and Migration

86

Defining globalization

86

Globalization and the future of the nation-state

90

Global cities and migration

96

Globalization and a sense of place

99

New paradigms of flow and the third identity

104

5 The Deterritorialization of Culture

110

Defining culture

113

Between centre and periphery

116

From contamination to transformation

119

The doubling of cultures

120

Containing cultures

122

Circuits as spaces for community

123

Defining deterritorialization

125

Critical modalities and mobile subjectivities

128

6 The Limits of Cultural Translation

132

Syncretism and the signs of difference

134

Translation as a model for meaning

137

The politics of translation

141

Redefining the margin

143

Interweaving and retranslation

145

Translation as reactivation

148

7 Philosophical Frameworks and the Politics of Cultural Difference

156

Translation and the truth of the other

158

Beyond relativism and holism

161

Multiculturalism without essentialism

166

Recognition and partial blindness

169

Towards a critical multiculturalism

173

8 Tracing Hybridity in Theory

178

Eugenics and the hybrid body

180

Cultural hybrids and national reconciliations

184

Hybridity in colonialism

189

The semiotics of hybridity

192

Hybridity in postcolonial theory

198

9 Conclusion: Clusters in the Diaspora

206

Notes

224

Bibliography

242

Index

252