Jóvenes doctorandos europeos y latinoamericanos en barcelona: experiencias migratorias y vivencias en la ciudad
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Jóvenes estudiantes de doctorado, migración calificada, técnicas visuales, BarcelonaAbstract
La literatura sobre migraciones internacionales ha estudiado sólo parcialmente la migración de estudiantes, que se apunta como uno de los flujos migratórios más relevantes del actual momento de diversidad de patrones migratorios mundiales. Menos exploradas han estado incluso las cotidianidades de este colectivo y su relevância para entender los patrones de migración futura. Este artículo intenta llenar ese espacio en la literatura y se centra en el análisis de un colectivo de estudiantes extranjeros de doctorado en varias universidades de Barcelona. En particular, analiza sus motivos para emigrar, sus trayectorias laborales y vitales, sus espacios cotidianos, así como sus visiones del futuro. La experiencia de residir en el extranjero se vive como un punto de no retorno en las transiciones de este grupo de jóvenes hacia la vida adulta y la independencia. El artículo explora este proceso complejo de emancipación del hogar familiar en relación con las prácticas y experiencias espaciales cotidianas. En este sentido, la ciudad de Barcelona permite usos variados del espacio público que facilitan cotidianidades y experiencias personales alternativas.
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