Orientação: Ana Flávia Granja e Barros. / Tese (doutorado)—Universidade de Brasília,
Instituto de Relações Internacionais,
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2012_LinobergBarbosadeAlmeida.pdf: 1558993 bytes, checksum: c04822dae317026a0d8d680c537bc160 (MD5) / O objeto de estudo desta pesquisa é a análise da presença, limites e desafios da dimensão humana nas relações entre Brasil e França no período de 2003 a 2010, compreendendo os governos de Luis Inácio Lula da Silva e Nicolas Sarkozy. O mercado de trabalho, o cultural, o financeiro, as redes sociais geram tendências migratórias internacionais e motivações para migrar. Através de uma reflexão sobre como as migrações internacionais e as políticas e discursos governamentais, em tempos de globalização, colaboram para deslocar, excluir e incluir indivíduos aqui tratados como sujeitos, surge os andarilhos, conceito que amplia a definição de migrante ao agregar identidade, mobilidade e invisibilidade na pós-modernidade. Para isso, percorremos os caminhos e estórias de vida daqueles atores relevantes no sistema internacional que trocam o Brasil pela França, ou a França pelo Brasil e as consequências do imaginário, das práticas e discursos dos que migram e dos que governam esses dois países. Para isso, as relações internacionais, a sociologia e a antropologia, numa perspectiva transdisciplinar, fornecem ferramentas metodológicas para observar e analisar as contradições que fazem da insignificância condição adquirida por pessoas figurantes na política internacional. A pesquisa revelou que nem França e nem Brasil estão atentos ao descompasso existente entre política interna e externa, apesar da parceria estratégica na pós-modernidade. _______________________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT / The main object of this research is the analysis of presence, limits and challenges of the human dimension in the relations between Brazil and France in the period between 2003 and 2010, having in mind the governments of Luis Inácio Lula da Silva and Nicolas Sarkozy. The work market, cultural issues, finances, social networks bring up new international migratory trends and motivations. Through a reflection based on how the international migrations and governmental politics and speeches, in the globalization era, collaborate to dislocate, exclude and include individuals here treated as citizens without citizenship. We come up with the Wanderer, a concept that defines the migrant as an actor connected to identity, mobility and invisibility on a post-modern approach. For this, we go through the paths and stories of life of those who move from Brazil to France, or from France to Brazil and the consequences of the movement sewed with imaginary, praxis and speeches of those that wander and the chiefs of State of these two countries. Thus, International Relations, Sociology and Anthropology, in a transdisciplinar perspective, supply with methodological tools the observation and analysis of the contradictions that make insignificance a condition acquired by people in international politics. The research reaches its aim stating that neither France nor Brazil are aware to the gap between domestic and foreign politics, despite the strategic partnership built by both countries. _______________________________________________________________________________________ RESUMÉ / Le sujet de recherce est analyser la présence, les limites et les défis de la dimension humaine dans les relations entre le Brésil et la France dans la période entre 2003 et 2010, les gouvernements de Luis Inácio Lula da Silva et Nicolas Sarkozy. Le marché de travail, issues culturelles, finances, les réseaux sociaux évoquent de nouvelles tendances et motivations migratrices internationales. Dans une réflexion basée sur la façon dont les migrations internationales et la politique et les discours gouvernementaux se déroulent, en temps de globalisation, nous voulons savoir comme ce scenario collabore pour disloquer, exclurer et inclurer les individus ici traités comme citoyens sans citoyenneté: les flâneurs, un concept qui défine le migrant comme un acteur relié à l'identité, à la mobilité et à l'invisibilité dans une approche post-moderne. Pour ceci, nous passons par les chemins et les histoires de la vie de ceux qui se déplacent du Brésil vers la France, ou de la France au Brésil et les conséquences du mouvement cousu avec imaginaire, le praxis et les discours de ceux qui errent et les presidents de ces deux pays. Alors, les relations internationales, la sociologie et l´anthropologie, dans une perspective transdisciplinaire, donnent les outils méthodologiques pour l'observation et l´analyse des contradictions qui font de l´insignifiance une condition acquise par personnes qui interprètent des personnages coadjuvants dans la politique internationale. La recherche arrive à la conclusion que ni la France ni le Brésil font attention au décalage entre la politique interne et externe, malgré le partenariat stratégique établi entre les deux pays.
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:IBICT/oai:repositorio.unb.br:10482/11391 |
| Date | 04 May 2012 |
| Creators | Almeida, Linoberg Barbosa de |
| Contributors | Platiau, Ana Flávia Barros |
| Source Sets | IBICT Brazilian ETDs |
| Language | Portuguese |
| Detected Language | French |
| Type | info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion, info:eu-repo/semantics/doctoralThesis |
| Source | reponame:Repositório Institucional da UnB, instname:Universidade de Brasília, instacron:UNB |
| Rights | info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess |
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