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DESCRIPTION:Le Centre sur les droits de la personne et le pluralisme juridq
 ue vous convie à une présentation par le boursier O'Brien en résidence Ran
 abir Samaddar\, qui propose d'examiner le discours sur l'économie axée sur
  les immigrants/réfugiés\, dans le cadre de l'économie capitaliste globale
 .\n\nRésumé\n\n[En anglais seulement] Most writings on refugee economy or 
 the immigrant economy refer to changes in the immigrant labour absorption 
 policies of the Western governments. In these writings\, the refugee econo
 my or the immigrant economy never features directly\; refugees are seen as
  economic actors in the market. But we do not get a full picture of why ca
 pitalism in late twentieth or early twenty first century needs these refug
 ee or immigrant labour as economic actors.\n\nThe organic link between the
  immigrant as an economic actor and the global capitalist economy seems to
  escape the analysis in these writings. Yet\, if immigration policies prod
 uce precarious labour\, this has general significance for the task of theo
 rising the migrant as living labour. The question of the production of liv
 ing labour is important because it puts in a critical perspective the nece
 ssity of the states and the international regime of protection to synchron
 ise the economic and the political strategies of protection.\n\nLe confére
 ncier\n\n[En anglais seulement] Ranabir Samaddar belongs to the critical s
 chool of thinking and is considered as one of the foremost theorists in th
 e field of migration and forced migration studies. His much-acclaimed The 
 Politics of Dialogue (2004) was a culmination of his long work on justice\
 , rights\, and peace.\n\nHis later writings\, The Materiality of Politics 
 (2007) and The Emergence of the Political Subject (2010)\, signaled a new 
 turn in critical postcolonial thinking. His co-authored work on new town a
 nd new forms of accumulation Beyond Kolkata: Rajarhat and the Dystopia of 
 Urban Imagination (2014) takes urban studies forward in the context of pos
 t-colonial capitalism.\n
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LOCATION:Salle de conférence Stephen Scott (OCDH 16)\, Pavillon Chancellor-
 Day\, CA\, QC\, Montréal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644\, rue Peel
SUMMARY:The Labouring Subject of Refugee Economies 
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/labouring-subject-refugee-e
 conomies-282380
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