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The program Cartagena Piensa, organized by the Department of Culture of the City of Cartagena, includes this Thursday 9 February, the presentation of the book The crisis of refugees and the duties of Europe, with Natalia Moraes and Teresa Vicente as lecturers, and the intervention By Jeisson Martínez, of the Cartagena Piensa Promoter Group.
It will be at 19.00 hours in the Adult Library of the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center.
Natalia Moraes
Coordinator of the book and co-author of the chapter that gives name to the publication.
Professor of the Department of Sociology and Coordinator of the Master's Degree in Applied Sociology at the University of Murcia.
His lines of research have been developed in the field of migratory studies, political sociology and the sociology of education.
He is currently part of the Coordinating Committee of the RefugiUM Plan of the University of Murcia.
Teresa Vicente
Author of the chapter "Women, Children and Refuge".
Lecturer in the area of ​​Philosophy of Law at the University of Murcia.
His lines of research revolve around the theories of justice, social and ecological justice, human rights, development cooperation and gender.
She is currently researching and participating in various projects on social exclusion and post-traumatic conflict recovery, focusing on women's and children's groups.
The book
Europe faces the biggest post-World War II refugee crisis today.
The successive wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, South Sudan and Syria, the social and political crisis in North Africa, the advance of radical Islamism and the breakdown of the Sahelian states are provoking large population movements towards a Europe, which once again sees its political response capacity, the identity of its union project, the responsibilities derived from its foreign policy and the strength of its legal architecture for the defense and expansion of human rights.
The different texts presented in this volume seek to make available to a wide audience some of the reflections that have emerged from the academic field on the so-called refugee crisis.
Although focused mainly on Europe, analyzes are also included on other countries such as Mexico and Canada.
The purpose of this work is to propose some axes of discussion that contribute to the social and political debate, with a broad view that not only turns its attention on statistics, quotas and humanitarian dramas that the Mediterranean (already turned into sea of ​​blood) And borders (many of them converted into borders of death) leave us, but above all, in political and legal responses.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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