As trajetórias dos brasileiros a caminho de Dublin. Mobilidade territorial, fronteira e narrativas

Abstract

Although the term migration is a constant topic among politicians and human rights, scientists and the media; a theme is still challenging to the sciences, including Geography. This work is the result of questions and curiosities gestated in the empiricism of personal experience, umbilically linked to various processes that are part of the phenomenon of territorial mobility of Brazilian workers to Dublin, in its concreteness of international flow. The basic problems of this dissertation are also related to other flows of work mobility. On the developing research of "whys" of the intensification and circularity of international migratory movements, the individuals related to the subject also became relevant, to compose that objective and subjective factors are related dialectically. Amid the analysis of the groups in social networks and the interviews conduced, a prominent question jump up: the naturalization of the conditions of labor mobility and the state maxim as a welcome and well-being by the immigrants themselves. Faced with these positions, we seek to discuss the otherness of the migrant subject when crossing the border selectivity, the naturalization of this action and the legitimacy given to the actions practiced by the agents of control of the border. The Ariadne’s line that we have chosen to lead us through this labyrinth of information is the notion of territory, frontier and otherness together with the spatial - historical tracking of migrations