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https://doi.org/10.15176/vol60no214
Temporality of Humanitarian Care: Policies of Time Management in the Migration Regime
Romana Pozniak
; Institut za etnologiju i folkloristiku, Zagreb
Sažetak
This paper deals with practices and policies of humanitarian care within the current migration regime in Croatia and the broader European periphery from the point of view of temporality. It focuses on the individual and experiential level of humanitarian work, as well as the broader process of humanitarization of care and the related transformation of the role and position of humanitarian organizations. Taking into account the author’s years of experience in studying humanitarian work and non-governmental organizations that provide assistance to refugees/asylum seekers/people on the move, this article presents different ways in which temporal aspects of humanitarian work reflect the policies of migration management. Three examples from ethnographic research are examined in this regard, and the article focuses on how an analysis of temporal aspects can contribute to interpreting the role of humanitarianism in migration regimes. The first example relates to organizational sustainability of humanitarian initiatives, the second addresses the eradication of the permanent category of caring work in the humanitarian sector and the third example presents an analysis of a humanitarian station near Paromlin as part of temporal management of migration movements.
Ključne riječi
humanitarianism, care, migration regime, temporality, humanitarian station
Hrčak ID:
311685
URI
Datum izdavanja:
19.12.2023.
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