Los migrantes agrícolas “temporales” en Saint-Rémi, Quebec: representaciones sociales desde la óptica de sus habitantes
Abstract
A través de la teoría de las representaciones sociales propuesta por Sergei Moscovici (1979) y del empleo del trabajo etnográfico, explico en este artículo cuáles son las representaciones que tienen los inmigrantes, principalmente latinoamericanos, y aquellos nacidos en Quebec residentes en Saint-Rémi, tanto en el espacio urbano como en el rural, respecto de los trabajadores agrícolas “temporales”, y cómo dichas representaciones (en su mayoría negativas) impactan en el trato que se les da a los jornaleros mexicanos y guatemaltecos
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