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REFLEXIONES METODOLÓGICAS SOBRE LA ETNOGRAFÍA DE LOS TRASMIGRANTES SALVADOREÑOS INDOCUMENTADOS QUE VIAJAN EN TREN HACIA ESTADOS UNIDOS DE NORTEAMÉRICA

Susana Maybri Salazar

Revista Pueblos y Fronteras Digital · 2013

doi:10.22201/cimsur.18704115e.2013.15.88 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

En este artículo se realizan reflexiones metodológicas para hacer etnografía sobre la emigración indocumentada. Se parte de la experiencia en la investigación sobre los trasmigrantes salvadoreños indocumentados comprendidos en el campo social trasnacional que conforman sus redes migratorias. Además, el artículo analiza la necesidad de repensar la etnografía tradicional para captar a los sujetos que están en continuo movimiento, enriqueciéndola con los aportes de la etnografía multilocal, la perspectiva parcial y el enfoque de género. METHODOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS ON THE ETHNOGRAPHY OF UNDOCUMENTED SALVADOREAN TRANSMIGRANTS TRAVELING BY TRAIN TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ABSTRACT This article makes methodological reflections on how to carry out ethnographic research on undocumented migration. The point of departure is an experience-based piece of research on undocumented transmigrants from El Salvador within the context of the social transnational field created by migration networks. This article also analyzes the need to rethink traditional ethnography in order to be able to understand the subjects who are constantly on the move. This enriches the ethnography with contributions from multi-local ethnography, the partial perspective and a gender approach.

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