亚利桑那州南部边境的危险感知

IF 1.3 Q2 GEOGRAPHY
H. Nielsen
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美墨边境的主流范式是,无证移民对该地区构成了严重威胁,但谁或什么在边境真正处于危险之中,危险是什么?本文通过一种现象学的参与者-研究者方法,探讨了与亚利桑那州南部边境地区有关的紧张局势和对危险的不同看法。通过作为志愿者加入人道主义援助组织阿霍撒玛利亚人,通过积极参与,实地体验和观察边境地区。最后,我们观察到不同的角色传达了不同的,有时甚至是完全相反的危险,这些危险加剧了该地区的紧张局势。然而,在表面之下,有相似之处,虽然这项研究认为沙漠中有许多威胁和濒危实体,但无证移民是最受威胁的群体,而沙漠本身构成了最大的危险。
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Perception of danger in the southern Arizona borderlands
The mainstream paradigm of the US-Mexico borderlands is that the undocumented migrants are posing a serious threat to the area, yet who or what is actually in danger at the border and what is the danger? This paper explores, through a phenomenological participant-researcher approach, the tension and different perceptions of danger connected to the southern Arizona borderlands. By joining the humanitarian aid group Ajo Samaritans as a volunteer, the borderland is both experienced and observed on the ground through active participation. In closing, it is observed that different actors convey different, and at times even direct opposite, dangers that elevate tension in the area. Under the surface, however, there are similarities and while this study argues that there are many threats as well as endangered entities in the desert, the undocumented migrants are the group most threatened and the desert itself poses the greatest danger.
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