Multiple Discrimination and Immigration: Traces from Institutional, Academic and Populational Discourse

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https://doi.org/10.5477/cis/reis.159.135

Keywords:

Social Inequality, Biographical Discrimination, Multiple Discrimination, Qualitative Methodology, International Migrations

Abstract

This article focus on the pairing multiple discrimination and immigration,
exploring documentation left in political-institutional grounds, academia
and people speech. A triple discursive trace is documented (institutional,
academic, populational). Main results are: 1) greater use of adjective
“multiple” within political-legal literature on discrimination, being more
latent within sociological research; 2) the presence of multiple
discrimination forms in institutional, academic and general population
language (not always explicitly) ; 3) available statistics and surveys do not
record the complexity of a sociological and social-legal phenomenon,
requering qualitative materials as well (conversational primary discourses
from native or immigrant population, and documentary elaborated
discourses from institutions or academia).

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2024-02-19

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Valles Martínez, M. S., Cea D´Ancona, M. Ángeles, & Domínguez Alegría, G. (2024). Multiple Discrimination and Immigration: Traces from Institutional, Academic and Populational Discourse. Revista Española De Investigaciones Sociológicas, (159), 135–150. https://doi.org/10.5477/cis/reis.159.135

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No. 159 (2017)

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