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Ramos, M. (2023). Narratives and Practices of Refugee Welcome. Humeast - International Conference Humanitarian Narratives and Interventions from the Contemporary Middle Eas.
M. J. Ramos, "Narratives and Practices of Refugee Welcome", in Humeast - Int. Conf. Humanitarian Narratives and Interventions from the Contemporary Middle Eas, Lisbon, 2023
@misc{ramos2023_1715930036911, author = "Ramos, M.", title = "Narratives and Practices of Refugee Welcome", year = "2023", howpublished = "Other", url = "https://cei.iscte-iul.pt/en/eventos/evento/humanitarian-narratives-and-interventions-from-the-contemporary-middle-east/" }
TY - CPAPER TI - Narratives and Practices of Refugee Welcome T2 - Humeast - International Conference Humanitarian Narratives and Interventions from the Contemporary Middle Eas AU - Ramos, M. PY - 2023 CY - Lisbon UR - https://cei.iscte-iul.pt/en/eventos/evento/humanitarian-narratives-and-interventions-from-the-contemporary-middle-east/ AB - We use words such as “refugees”, “asylum-seekers”, or “migrants”, as if these have substantial sense beyond the instances and circumstances of speech-production. As if they are categories that are over and above the contexts that make up their properties. Differently said, they are reductive and mis-representing concepts that ultimately foster the dehumanisation of those concerned. What, if not words (and the power they have of “making worlds”), distinguish a refugee from an economic migrant, an asylum-seeker, a sans-papiers, a displaced person, a traveller, an expatriate, a tourist and even an invader? ER -