The cultural export of Galician identity and nationalism in exile by Real López, Inmaculada

“…Argentina was the country in which the largest number of refugees from northwestern Spain was concentrated, such as Alfonso Rodríaguez Castelao and Luis Seoane, among others. …”
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Meetings, discussions and challenges in contemporary anthropological work by Zelaya, Silvia

“…Understanding these practices as control technologies, I argue that there are two ways of doing and thinking about migration policies: the one embodied by the National Conference and the one embodied by the migrants and refugees living in downtown San Pablo. Two modes of struggle that present different tensions and challenges in anthropological work.…”
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Migration and ‘Culture of Fear’: A Socio-Semiotic Study by Moreno Barreneche, Sebastián

“…Recently, migratory movements - particularly those involving large numbers of people who have come to Europe seeking to become refugees - have given rise to a kind of social discourse associated with "populist nationalism". …”
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Migrations in Africa. The Case of West Africa and Why There is not an “invasion” of Europe by Blanco, Pablo

“…Since that year, the most frequent slogan has been that of “Large waves of refugees arrive in Europe”. However, reality shows that there is no such invasion in absolute quantitative terms, but there is an increasingly racist and xenophobic discourse that speaks of the “migration crisis”, which alerts about an alleged invasion of Africans to the continent, when, in fact, almost 80% of those who emigrate from their countries go to another country on the African continent and only the remaining 20% “try” to cross to Europe. …”
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