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“Yes, but somebody has to help them, somehow:” Looking at the Italian detention field through the eyes of professional nonstate actors
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Although migration-related detention has proliferated around the world, little is
known about life inside these sites of confinement for illegalized non-citizens.
Building on 34 months of fieldwork, this article examines the lived experiences of center staff and external civil-society actors engaged within Rome’s detention
center. We discuss the emotional, ethical, and political challenges faced by these
professional actors in their everyday work and their relationship with detainees.
Our aim is to shed light on psychosocial life in detention and the intersections
between humanitarian and security logics in this setting. In doing so, we problematize the idea that “humanizing detention” can be a solution for change.
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Migrant detention Lived experiences Humanitarian government Italy Center staff External civil-society actors
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Esposito, F., Ornelas, J., Scirocchi, S., Tomai, M., Napoli, I. de & Arcidiacono, C.(2020). “Yes, but somebody has to help them, somehow:” Looking at the Italian detention field through the eyes of professional nonstate actors. International Migration Review, 55(1), 166-194 https://doi.org/10.1177/0197918320921134
Editora
Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd