Migração para qualificação da força de trabalho e a questão racial: estudantes africanos/as lusófonos/as negros/as em universidades goianas

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Souza, Lorena Francisco De
Copyright Year	2014
Abstract	This research proposes a critical analysis of student migration in the current modern society produces of merchandise, discussing the coming of African students for the Brazilian universities, in particular, the Federal University of Goias (UFG), the Pontificia Catholic University of Goias (PUC -GO) and the State University of Goias (UEG) from the program of Student Agreement Undergraduate and Postgraduate (PEC-G and PG). This program stands out as an important educational cooperation agreement established between Brazil and Third World countries, among them the African Portuguese-speaking countries. We investigate and propose a discussion about the African migrant student, under the base of the qualification of the labor force and value-dissociation and prerogatives to the critical value from the racial issue as a peculiarity. In modern society crisis, the student mobility is seen as a government alternative to the economic and political development of the State, therefore, the student migration is a particular phenomenon of mobility of the labor force generated by the modernization process. The mobility of students among developing countries has been an ever-present reality and encourages us to think of the migrant from the perspective of international agreements, and the race for qualification which becomes a key requirement in producer goods system. Reflect on the current situation in which the migrant is inserting on the temporary conditions, of the future qualified labor, such as the student migrant. Through literature review, collecting data from official agencies, on the universities destination for African migrants students and interviews with the same, we discussed the social representation of African migrants in the "destination" land, and the consequences of racism, treated as the not desire "foreign” or "not accepted" or African on generalized sense, prejudiced and discriminatory.
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DOI	10.11606/T.8.2014.tde-12122014-193729
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Language	English
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