Reframing Journeys

Migration, Media Narratives and Cultural Dialogues in Europe's Changing Landscape

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

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Beskrivning

Debates and discourses surrounding migration—particularly in Europe—are dominated by narratives centred on security and crisis management. The distortion this creates in the public perception of migrants, alongside the xenophobia it indirectly fuels, obscures the social, political, and cultural contributions that define these exchanges. This series of essays seeks to demonstrate how, through media, art, and literature, migration to the European continent does not merely entail adaptation but actively shapes and enriches host societies. Drawing from philosophical, cultural and media studies and sociological perspectives, the authors propose a kaleidoscopic view of migratory processes, recontextualising concepts, periods, and interactions in the contemporary world. Here, migration emerges as a dynamic and creative force capable of reframing cultural and social action—both for host and origin communities—as well as redefining notions of belonging and group identity. Simultaneously, the essays call for a re-evaluation of hospitality policies and cultural rights, essential to understanding the transformative capacity of existing structures—and the potential to reimagine them through a new lens.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2026-05-18
Mått:148 x 210 x undefined mm
Vikt:399 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:296
Förlag:Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
ISBN:9783034359191

Utforska kategorier

Kultur och medier inom Samhälle och politik
Migration inom Samhälle och politik

Mer om författaren

Javier Jurado is a researcher and lecturer in cultural and media history. He teaches Cultural and Creative Industries at the University of Lille within the Culture and Media undergraduate programme. His work explores the history of media and cultural industries, drawing on perspectives from communication history, political economy and discourse analysis. Dagmar Vandebosch is Professor of Hispanic literatures at KU Leuven. Her research interests focus on the construction of (trans)national cultural identities in Spanish-language narrative prose and essays and on Hispanic literature in intercultural contexts. She has studied literature and documentary film in contexts of exile, migration, travel and tourism.

Innehållsförteckning

List of Figures - List of Tables - Introduction JAVIER JURADO - On Errancy: Dante, Montaigne, Kant LAUREANO LOPEZ - A Historical Overview of the Social Representation of Spanish Emigration in the Mass Media SONIA MARTÍN - Narratives on the Culture of the Latin American Diaspora in Paris: Reflections on a Self-Representation Proposal in the Digital Era PAOLA GARCÍA - ‘Siempre serás un extranjero en los dos países’: Exploring Mental Health and Identity Struggles in Moroccan Immigrant Narratives in Najat El Hachmi and Saïd El Kadaoui ZAHRA EL MORABIT - A Crossroads of Migrations in Tríptico de la infamia (2014), by Pablo Montoya CHARLES-ÉLIE LE GOFF - Roberto Bolaño: A Literary Nomad and his Role in the Paradigm Shift of the Latin American Creative Writer DANIEL ROJAS PACHAS - The Painting of Exile: The Retreat and Spanish Artists After the Civil War JAVIER JURADO - ‘TeatroBe’: Support and Expectations MARINA RUIZ CANO - (Re)configuration of Intimate Spaces by/for Binational Marriages in France: Are Euro-Asian Families Undesirable to the Host Society? YOKO IWASHITA - They Asked If I Had a Vagina: Ethnographic Reflections on How Queer Asian Migrants in Belgium Navigate Between Self and State AARON RAPHAEL PONCE - Crossing Boundaries: A Study on Ethnic Identity and Integration Among the Binational (Estonian–Foreign) Population Based on Census Data GABRIEL ALBERTO CEBALLOS RODRÍGUEZ - Revisiting the Marriage-Migration Nexus in the Global South: Asymmetries of Chinese–Congolese Couples Under State Regulations CAI CHEN - Digital Governance of Migration on the Brazil–Venezuela Border DENISE COGO AND JULIA CAMARGO - Clues to Understanding the Civic Dimension of the Latin American Diaspora in Spain RAQUEL TARULLO - The Arts as an Act of Resistance: Actions to Nomadise from TransMigrARTS, MUSA, and Alegría Latina JULIANA MARÍN TABORDA AND SANDRA CAMACHO LÓPEZ - Rethinking Hospitality Through Artistic Practice LEIDY JALK BARRIOS - The Migratory Experience as a Choreographic Trigger ALEJANDRO RUSSO AND SCHEHERAZADE ZAMBRANO - Epilogue MARTA GARAYOA, METAPROSA, BRUSSELS, KRISTIN KELLER, OPENDEUR, KORTRIJK, AND DAGMAR VANDEBOSCH, KU LEUVEN