重新想象难民

Jalal Talha
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本文将在人类流离失所的背景下,着手对两次战争之间的时期与目前中东冲突进行比较研究。通过汉娜·阿伦特,乔治·阿甘本和爱德华·赛义德的文章,这些文章处理了移民,客工和难民的历史困境,它将解构民族国家,以描绘它与人类流离失所的关系。在此背景下,在介绍了大城市的崛起趋势和居住在原籍国以外的人口数量之后,本书将论证,日益全球化的明显结果包括僵化边界的淡化、跨民族国家的相互联系的人类集体,以及最终的包容性城市——一个以移民而非公民为中心的国际体系。这篇文章最后将为重写法律提出一个理由,使难民而不是公民成为我们政治- -司法框架的基础。
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Re-imagining the refugee
This article will set out to conduct a comparative examination of the inter-war period with the present conflict in the Middle East in the context of human displacement. Through the essays of Hannah Arendt, Georgio Agamben and Edward Said, which deal with the historical plight of migrants, guest workers and refugees, it will deconstruct the nation state in order to delineate its relation to human displacement. Against this backdrop, and after presenting trends on the rise of mega cities and the number of people living outside their countries of origin, it will then argue that visible outcomes of increased globalization include the dilution of rigid borders, interconnected human collectives across nation states and, eventually, inclusive cities – an international system centred on the migrant and not the citizen. The article will conclude by making a case for the rewriting of laws to make the refugee, rather than the citizen, the basis of our political-juridical framework.
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