Estado, migración y el tejido fronterizo en el Medio Oriente

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Mohamed Kamel Doraï

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Desde principios del siglo XX, la geografía del Medio Oriente se ha transformado dramáticamente con la caída del Imperio Otomano y la creación de nuevos estados. En el Medio Oriente, la definición de los territorios sigue siendo problemática, como se muestra por la permanencia del conflicto palestino-israelí, y a veces las afiliaciones nacionales siguen siendo problemáticas, el ejemplo kurdo es el más sintomático. El análisis de la migración y la construcción del Estado en la región contribuye a dar una lectura no estática de los límites y ayuda a comprender los múltiples significados del término (las fronteras estatales, las fronteras comunitarias, los procesos de categorizaciones, las variaciones locales de las fronteras en los lugares de asentamiento).

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Doraï, M. K. (2017). Estado, migración y el tejido fronterizo en el Medio Oriente. Frontera Norte, 26(3e), 119–139. https://doi.org/10.17428/rfn.v26i3e.1684
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