Territorialities of Forced Migration. National and Transnational Spaces as a Political Strategy

Abstract

This paper applies the concepts of territory and space in the issue of forced migrations with different connotations, restatements and repositioning about primary reference spaces. In this sense, it analyzes the implications of deterritoriality and transterritoriality, which are part of a process of redefinition of identities as a result of exile. It also analyzes a series of practices generated in the spaces of the exile as part of the strategies chosen in order to give it a meaning. Through the time the exile intended as a temporary phenomenon, becomes a permanent one in the current reality of the subjective exile.