
Immigration Law and Policy in Brazil
assessing a presumable shift from the perspective of immigrants as threats towards subjects of rightsBy Luciane B. D. PivettaLength2h 15m
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Brazilian immigration policy faced some deep changes in the last few years due to the development of a new legal system regarding this matter. The previous migration law date back from the 1980s, during a totalitarian civil-military regime and, despite the rebirth of democracy in 1988, this law remained in place for almost four decades. Because of that historical moment, the past immigration policy was focused on national public security and economic development. In contrast, the current law established human rights as one of the principles and guidelines of the Brazilian migration policy. Therefore, this book debates the extent to which a shift in the immigration law in Brazil has happened, moving away from the perspective of immigrants as threats towards seeing them as subjects of rights.
Audiobook details
GenrePolitics and Government
Length2 hrs 15 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 4, 2020
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
92.2 DEPORTATION
2INTRODUCTION
102.3 EXPULSION
31. VISA AND RESIDENCE POLICIES
113. CONCLUSION
41.1 FAMILY REUNIFICATION
124. BIBLIOGRAPHY
51.2 HUMANITARIAN PROTECTION
134.1 Cases
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61.3 MEDICAL TREATMENT
144.2 International Legislation - Brazil (Constitution, Laws, Decrees, and Statutory Instruments): International Conventions
72. NON-CRIMINALISATION OF MIGRATION
154.3 Books, Articles, Theses, and Conference Papers
82.1 IRREGULAR ENTRY OR OVERSTAY
164.4 Newspaper Articles and Websites