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Regional Migrants Access To Social Rights At The Local Sphere: Critical Issues

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  • Julieta Nicolao

    (Scientific Research Commission of Buenos Aires Province, Argentina)

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Within the framework of the investigations developed regarding social inclusion of regional migrants in the Bahia Blanca Municipality (Buenos Aires Province, Argentina), and the gaps detected between a formal and a substantial citizenship. This work pays special attention to the effective access to social rights in the light of the guarantees established by the Migration Law 25.871/2004. Through a qualitative study, “critical issues†concerning the access to rights and services in the public health and education spheres by migrants have been identified. Furthermore, a group of institutional, cultural and social conditions that limit the practical implementation of the citizenship were acknowledged.

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  • Julieta Nicolao, 2019. "Regional Migrants Access To Social Rights At The Local Sphere: Critical Issues," Noble International Journal of Social Sciences Research, Noble Academic Publsiher, vol. 4(5), pages 73-85, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:nap:nijssr:2019:p:73-85
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