Danièle Bélanger She is a doctor in Social Demography, a professor in the Department of Geography at Laval University in Quebec City since 2013. Holder of the Canada Research Chair on Global Migration Dynamics. From 1997 to 2012 she was a professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario. His recent research focuses on international migration in Asia, the Americas, and the Middle East. She is particularly interested in labor mobility, migrants in precarious situations, the impact of migration policies on the rights of migrants and the migration of women.

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Shelters and refugees

  • Danièle Bélanger
  • Dolores Paris
  • Eduardo Domenech

  • moderator Rafael Alonso Hernandez Lopez

The crises that we are seeing in the Mediterranean, on the northern and southern border of Mexico or in South America, derived from the massive mobilizations of people fleeing their countries, force us to reflect on the role that the States in the face of the arrival and / or transit of displaced persons and refugees, in the face of what appears to be a regressive global policy, based on the externalization of borders, restriction and selectivity.