Migration and Diversity – digital activism, identities and boundaries

Vukomanović, Dijana (2021) Migration and Diversity – digital activism, identities and boundaries. In: Political and Economic Self-Constitution: Education for Digital Citizenship in Post-Pandemic Times: Proceedings of the IX International scientific and practical seminar, October 29th, 2021. Federal University of Santa Catarina - UFSC; Center for Personal and Social Transformations, Florianópolis ; Kyiv, pp. 63-66. ISBN 978-65-994142-8-2

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Abstract

This paper is intended to do four tasks. First, analysis is intended to explore the process of creation of different narratives on migration and how the popular discourses are reflecting diversity of identities. Second, analysis should scan what are capacities, strengths and weaknesses of human capital of migrants and how they could be empowered. Third, analysis will try to discover open spaces for alternative, constructive social and political activism of both migrants and native population in relation to migrant issues. Forth, analysis should explore what are obstacles - boundaries for development of diversity in migrations, and what are modern tools for boundarisation and securitization of migrations. These four tasks will be implemented mainly through desk analysis of the contemporary academic and research literature, international humanitarian organizations and media reports on migrations.

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