300147 Migration und Entwicklung: Eine Einführung (BS) (WiSe 2013/2014)

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ENGLISCH/DEUTSCH-SPRACHIGES SEMINAR! (Präsentationen, Ausarbeitungen und Hausarbeiten auf englisch, Diskussionen auf deutsch)

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ENGLISCHSPRACHIGES SEMINAR!

Die Beziehung zwischen Migration und Entwicklung wurde bis heute aus unterschiedlichen analytischen Blickwinkeln betrachtet und interpretiert. Prinzipiell können diese, je nach Denkschule, unter den strukturalistischen und Agency-bezogenen Ansätzen unterteilt werden.
Diese Ansätze versuchen die spezifische Beziehung zwischen Migration und Entwicklung genauer zubeleuchten. Das Seminar soll für eine systematische Annäherung an diese Ansätze dienen. Ebenso soll auf die Beziehung zwischen Migration und Entwicklung in unterschiedlichen, d.h. in wirtschaftlichen, sozialen, institutionellen und ökologischen Kontexten eingegangen werden.

Dafür werden erst zentrale Begriffe wie internationale Arbeitsmigration, wirtschaftliche Liberalisierung, Transnationalismus und Nachhaltigkeit behandelt. Anschließend werden die unterschiedlichen Phasen des migration-development Nexus diskutiert, und somit politische und akademische Diskurse über diese Beziehung thematisiert. Basierend auf der Kritik der politischen Annäherungen zu diesem Verhältnis wird das Augenmerk auf die transnationale Perspektive gesetzt, in der versucht wird einen konzeptuellen Rahmen für dieses Verhältnis zuschaffen.
Zusätzlich wird das Thema Umweltzerstörung/Klimawandel und ihre spezifische Beziehung zu Migration und Entwicklung behandelt. Hierbei soll anhand einer kritischen Betrachtung des öffentlichen Nachhaltigkeitsdiskurses, ein alternativer analytischer Zugang zu diesem Thema gefunden und ihre Beziehung fokussiert werden.

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Until today the relationship between migration and development is viewed and interpreted from different analytical perspectives. Principally, these perspectives vary according to the schools of thought that we can divide between the structuralist and agency-based approaches.
In these approaches there is the aim to focus on the specific relationship between migration and development. In this seminar it is intended to offer a systematic approach to the existing and varying understandings in the linkage.
Additionally it is aimed to address the link of migration and development in different contexts of society (e.g. economic, social, institutional and ecologic).
To achieve these aims, central terms, such as international labor migration, economic liberalization, transnationalism and sustainability will be treated. Subsequently, the different phases of the migration-development nexus will be discussed by addressing the political and academic discourses about the relationship in past and present decades.
Based on the critique of political approaches to this relationship, the focus will be set to the transnational perspective, in which it is proposed to constitute a conceptual framework for this relationship.
In addition, the issue of environmental degradation / climate change and its specific relation to migration and development will also be treated. On the basis of a critical examination of the mainstream discourse on sustainable development, an alternative analytical approach to the topic and the relationship will be focused.

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weekly Mo 12-14 V2-205 04.11.2013 Vorbesprechung
weekly Fr 12-19 V2-205 29.11.2013
weekly Sa 10-17 V2-213 30.11.2013
weekly Fr 12-19 V2-205 13.12.2013
weekly Sa 10-17 V2-213 14.12.2013

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