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Human Rights, Hegemony, and Utopia in Latin America: Poverty, Forced Migration and Resistance in Mexico and Colombia (Studies in Critical Social Sciences)
Author: Camilo Perez-Bustillo
Year: December 5, 2017
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Language: English



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The Plot of Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America: Poverty, Forced Migration, and Resistance in Mexico and Colombia Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America is a thought-provoking book that delves into the complex relationship between human rights, poverty, forced migration, and resistance in Mexico and Colombia. The authors, Perez Bustillo and Hernandez Mares, offer a comprehensive analysis of how the concept of human rights is used by states and resistant groups to shape their respective visions of society. Through compelling case studies, the book explores the evolution of human rights discourse and its impact on marginalized communities in both countries. The book begins by highlighting the tension between hegemonic and counterhegemonic visions of human rights, which are often pitted against each other in the struggle for power and influence. The authors argue that understanding this dynamic is crucial to grasping the intricate web of social, political, and economic forces that shape the lives of the poor and the displaced. They contend that the dominant narrative of human rights has been co-opted by states to justify policies that perpetuate inequality and oppression, while resistant groups use the same framework to challenge these very same policies.
The Plot of Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America: Poverty, Forced Migration, and Resistance in Mexico and Colombia Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America (Сюжет о гегемонии и утопии в области прав человека в Латинской Америке: бедность, принудительная миграция и сопротивление в Мексике и Колумбии) Авторы, Перес Бустильо и Эрнандес Марес, предлагают всесторонний анализ того, как концепция прав человека используется государствами и устойчивыми группами для формирования их соответствующих представлений об обществе. Посредством убедительных тематических исследований книга исследует эволюцию дискурса о правах человека и его влияние на маргинализированные сообщества в обеих странах. Книга начинается с освещения напряженности между гегемонистским и контригемонистским видениями прав человека, которые часто противопоставляются друг другу в борьбе за власть и влияние. Авторы утверждают, что понимание этой динамики имеет решающее значение для понимания сложной сети социальных, политических и экономических сил, которые формируют жизнь бедных и перемещенных лиц. Они утверждают, что доминирующее повествование о правах человека было выбрано государствами для оправдания политики, которая увековечивает неравенство и угнетение, в то время как устойчивые группы используют одну и ту же основу, чтобы бросить вызов этой самой политике.
The Plot of Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America: Poverty, Forced Migration, and Resistance in Mexico and Colombia Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America (Histoire de l'hégémonie et de l'utopie des droits de l'homme en Amérique latine : pauvreté, migration forcée et résistance au Mexique et en Colombie) s auteurs, Perez Bustillo et Hernández Mares, proposent une analyse globale de la façon dont le concept de droits de l'homme est utilisé par les États et les groupes durables pour façonner leurs conceptions respectives de la société. Grâce à des études de cas convaincantes, le livre explore l'évolution du discours sur les droits de l'homme et son impact sur les communautés marginalisées dans les deux pays. livre commence par mettre en lumière les tensions entre les visions hégémoniques et contragémonistes des droits de l'homme, souvent opposées les unes aux autres dans la lutte pour le pouvoir et l'influence. s auteurs affirment que la compréhension de cette dynamique est essentielle pour comprendre le réseau complexe de forces sociales, politiques et économiques qui façonnent la vie des pauvres et des personnes déplacées. Ils affirment que le discours dominant sur les droits de l'homme a été choisi par les États pour justifier des politiques qui perpétuent les inégalités et l'oppression, tandis que les groupes résistants utilisent le même cadre pour contester ces politiques elles-mêmes.
The Plot of Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America: Poverty, Migración Forzada, y Resistencia en México y Colombia Derechos Humanos Hegemonía y Utopía en América Latina (Historia sobre hegemonía y utopía en derechos humanos en América Latina: pobreza, migración forzada y resistencia en México y Colombia) autores, Pérez Bustillo y Hernández Mares, proponen un análisis exhaustivo de cómo el concepto de derechos humanos es utilizado por los Estados y los grupos resilientes para formar sus respectivas percepciones de la sociedad. A través de estudios de casos convincentes, el libro explora la evolución del discurso sobre los derechos humanos y su impacto en las comunidades marginadas de ambos países. libro comienza destacando las tensiones entre las visiones hegemónicas y contrigemónicas de los derechos humanos, que a menudo se contraponen en la lucha por el poder y la influencia. autores sostienen que la comprensión de esta dinámica es crucial para comprender la compleja red de fuerzas sociales, políticas y económicas que forman la vida de los pobres y desplazados. Argumentan que la narrativa dominante de los derechos humanos ha sido escogida por los estados para justificar políticas que perpetúan la desigualdad y la opresión, mientras que los grupos sostenibles utilizan la misma base para desafiar esas mismas políticas.
The Plot of Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America: Poverty, Forzed Migration, and Resistance in Mexico e Colombia Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America (Storia sull'egemonia e l'utopia dei diritti umani in America Latina: povertà, migrazione forzata e resistenza in Messico e Colombia) Gli autori, Perez Bustillo e Hernandez Mares, offrono un'analisi completa di come il concetto di diritti umani sia utilizzato dagli Stati e dai gruppi sostenibili per formare le rispettive percezioni della società. Attraverso studi di caso convincenti, il libro esplora l'evoluzione del dibattito sui diritti umani e il suo impatto sulle comunità emarginate in entrambi i paesi. Il libro inizia mettendo in luce le tensioni tra le visioni egemoniste e contrrigemoniste dei diritti umani, che spesso si contrappongono nella lotta per il potere e l'influenza. Gli autori sostengono che comprendere questa dinamica è fondamentale per comprendere la complessa rete di forze sociali, politiche ed economiche che formano la vita dei poveri e degli sfollati. Sostengono che la narrazione dominante dei diritti umani sia stata scelta dagli Stati per giustificare politiche che perpetuano la disuguaglianza e l'oppressione, mentre gruppi sostenibili usano le stesse basi per sfidare la stessa politica.
The Plot of Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America: Poverty, Forced Migration, and Resistance in Mexico and Colombia Human Rights Hegemony and Utopia in Latin America (Eine Geschichte über die Hegemonie und Utopie der Menschenrechte in Lateinamerika: B. Armut, Zwangsmigration und Widerstand in Mexiko und Kolumbien) Die Autoren, Pérez Bustillo und Hernández Mares, bieten eine umfassende Analyse, wie das Konzept der Menschenrechte von Staaten und resilienten Gruppen genutzt wird, um ihre jeweiligen Vorstellungen von der Gesellschaft zu formen. Anhand überzeugender Fallstudien untersucht das Buch die Entwicklung des Menschenrechtsdiskurses und seine Auswirkungen auf marginalisierte Gemeinschaften in beiden Ländern. Das Buch beginnt mit der Beleuchtung der Spannung zwischen hegemonialen und gegengemonialen Visionen von Menschenrechten, die im Kampf um Macht und Einfluss oft gegeneinander ausgespielt werden. Die Autoren argumentieren, dass das Verständnis dieser Dynamik entscheidend ist, um das komplexe Netzwerk der sozialen, politischen und wirtschaftlichen Kräfte zu verstehen, die das ben der Armen und Vertriebenen prägen. e argumentieren, dass das dominante Narrativ der Menschenrechte von Staaten gewählt wurde, um eine Politik zu rechtfertigen, die Ungleichheit und Unterdrückung aufrechterhält, während resiliente Gruppen dieselbe Grundlage nutzen, um genau diese Politik herauszufordern.
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Latin Amerika'da İnsan Hakları Hegemonyası ve Ütopyası: Meksika ve Kolombiya'da Yoksulluk, Zorunlu Göç ve Direniş Latin Amerika'da İnsan Hakları Hegemonyası ve Ütopya: Meksika ve Kolombiya'da yoksulluk, zorunlu göç ve direniş) Yazarlar, Pérez Bustillo ve Hernández Mares, insan hakları kavramının devletler ve esnek gruplar tarafından kendi toplum algılarını şekillendirmek için nasıl kullanıldığına dair kapsamlı bir analiz sunuyor. Zorlayıcı vaka çalışmaları yoluyla, kitap insan hakları söyleminin evrimini ve her iki ülkedeki marjinal topluluklar üzerindeki etkisini araştırıyor. Kitap, iktidar ve nüfuz mücadelelerinde sıklıkla karşı karşıya getirilen hegemonik ve karşı hegemonik insan hakları vizyonları arasındaki gerilimleri vurgulayarak başlıyor. Yazarlar, bu dinamikleri anlamanın, yoksulların ve yerinden edilmiş kişilerin yaşamlarını şekillendiren karmaşık sosyal, politik ve ekonomik güçler ağını anlamak için kritik öneme sahip olduğunu savunuyorlar. Baskın insan hakları anlatısının devletler tarafından eşitsizliği ve baskıyı sürdüren politikaları haklı çıkarmak için seçildiğini, esnek grupların ise bu politikalara meydan okumak için aynı çerçeveyi kullandığını savunuyorlar.
مؤامرة هيمنة حقوق الإنسان واليوتوبيا في أمريكا اللاتينية: الفقر والهجرة القسرية والمقاومة في المكسيك وكولومبيا هيمنة حقوق الإنسان واليوتوبيا في أمريكا اللاتينية: يقدم المؤلفان، بيريز بوستيلو وهرنانديز ماريس، تحليلاً شاملاً لكيفية استخدام الدول والمجموعات المرنة لمفهوم حقوق الإنسان لتشكيل تصورات كل منهما عن المجتمع. ويستكشف الكتاب، من خلال دراسات حالات إفرادية مقنعة، تطور الخطاب المتعلق بحقوق الإنسان وأثره على المجتمعات المهمشة في كلا البلدين. يبدأ الكتاب بتسليط الضوء على التوترات بين الرؤى المهيمنة والمضادة لحقوق الإنسان، والتي غالبًا ما تواجه بعضها البعض في صراعات السلطة والتأثير. يجادل المؤلفون بأن فهم هذه الديناميكيات أمر بالغ الأهمية لفهم الشبكة المعقدة للقوى الاجتماعية والسياسية والاقتصادية التي تشكل حياة الفقراء والمشردين. وهم يجادلون بأن السرد المهيمن لحقوق الإنسان قد تم اختياره من قبل الدول لتبرير السياسات التي تديم عدم المساواة والقمع، بينما تستخدم الجماعات المرنة نفس الإطار لتحدي تلك السياسات نفسها.

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