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A Common Humanity: Ritual, Religion, and Immigrant Advocacy in Tucson, Arizona
Author: Lane Van Ham
Year: October 1, 2011
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A Common Humanity: Ritual, Religion, and Immigrant Advocacy in Tucson, Arizona In the midst of heated debates about immigration policy, the desert borderlands between the United States and Mexico have become a deadly terrain for countless migrants seeking a better life. Since the 1990s, the US government's sealed borders have forced desperate individuals to venture into the open desert, where at least 4000 have perished between 1995 and 2009. While some Americans view these deaths as a just consequence, others have taken up the cause of advocating for the rights of undocumented immigrants. In A Common Humanity, author Lane Van Ham delves into the inner workings of humanitarian aid groups in Tucson, Arizona, revealing how these organizations navigate the complex web of national, state, and global responsibilities while upholding the legitimacy of the United States. Through three years of observation and interviews, Van Ham uncovers the intricate dynamics of immigrant advocacy groups, highlighting their use of religious symbolism to justify their cause. These advocates argue that all humans, regardless of documentation status, are entitled to humane treatment based on universal values such as compassion, empathy, and respect for human life.
Общее человечество: пропаганда ритуалов, религии и иммигрантов в Тусоне, штат Аризона В разгар жарких дебатов об иммиграционной политике пустынное пограничье между Соединенными Штатами и Мексикой стало смертельной местностью для бесчисленных мигрантов, ищущих лучшей жизни. С 1990-х годов закрытые границы правительства США заставили отчаявшихся людей отправиться в открытую пустыню, где в период с 1995 по 2009 год погибло не менее 4000 человек. В то время как некоторые американцы считают эти смерти справедливым следствием, другие занялись защитой прав иммигрантов без документов. В книге «Общее человечество» автор Лейн Ван Хэм углубляется во внутреннюю работу групп гуманитарной помощи в Тусоне, штат Аризона, раскрывая, как эти организации ориентируются в сложной паутине национальной, государственной и глобальной ответственности, отстаивая при этом легитимность Соединенных Штатов. Через три года наблюдений и интервью Ван Хэм раскрывает сложную динамику групп защиты иммигрантов, подчеркивая, что они используют религиозную символику, чтобы оправдать свое дело. Эти защитники утверждают, что все люди, независимо от статуса документации, имеют право на гуманное обращение, основанное на универсальных ценностях, таких как сострадание, сочувствие и уважение к человеческой жизни.
Humanité commune : promouvoir les rituels, la religion et les immigrants à Tucson, Arizona Au milieu des débats houleux sur la politique d'immigration, la frontière déserte entre les États-Unis et le Mexique est devenue un terrain mortel pour d'innombrables migrants en quête d'une vie meilleure. Depuis les années 1990, les frontières fermées du gouvernement américain ont contraint des personnes désespérées à se rendre dans un désert ouvert où au moins 4000 personnes ont perdu la vie entre 1995 et 2009. Alors que certains Américains considèrent ces morts comme une conséquence juste, d'autres se sont engagés à défendre les droits des immigrants sans papiers. Dans le livre « L'humanité commune », l'auteur Lane Van Ham explore le travail interne des équipes d'aide humanitaire à Tucson, en Arizona, en révélant comment ces organisations s'orientent dans un réseau complexe de responsabilités nationales, étatiques et mondiales, tout en défendant la légitimité des États-Unis. Après trois ans d'observations et d'interviews, Van Ham révèle la dynamique complexe des groupes de défense des immigrants, soulignant qu'ils utilisent des symboles religieux pour justifier leur cause. Ces défenseurs affirment que tous les êtres humains, quel que soit leur statut de documentation, ont droit à un traitement humain fondé sur des valeurs universelles telles que la compassion, l'empathie et le respect de la vie humaine.
Humanidad común: promoción de rituales, religión e inmigrantes en Tucson, Arizona En medio de un acalorado debate sobre política migratoria, la frontera desértica entre Estados Unidos y México se ha convertido en un terreno letal para innumerables migrantes que buscan una vida mejor. Desde la década de 1990, las fronteras cerradas del gobierno de Estados Unidos han provocado que personas desesperadas vayan a un desierto abierto, donde al menos 4.000 personas murieron entre 1995 y 2009. Mientras algunos estadounidenses consideran que estas muertes son una consecuencia justa, otros se han comprometido a defender los derechos de los inmigrantes indocumentados. En el libro «Common Humanity», el autor Lane Van Ham profundiza en el trabajo interno de los equipos de ayuda humanitaria en Tucson, Arizona, revelando cómo estas organizaciones navegan en una compleja red de responsabilidad nacional, estatal y global, al tiempo que defiende la legitimidad de Estados Unidos. Después de tres de observaciones y entrevistas, Van Ham revela la compleja dinámica de los grupos de defensa de los inmigrantes, destacando que utilizan símbolos religiosos para justificar su causa. Estos defensores sostienen que todas las personas, independientemente del estado de la documentación, tienen derecho a un trato humano basado en valores universales como la compasión, la empatía y el respeto por la vida humana.
L'umanità comune - La propaganda dei rituali, della religione e degli immigrati a Tucson, in Arizona. Nel pieno di un acceso dibattito sull'immigrazione, la frontiera deserta tra gli Stati Uniti e il Messico è diventata un luogo mortale per innumerevoli migranti in cerca di una vita migliore. Dagli annì 90, i confini chiusi del governo degli Stati Uniti hanno costretto le persone disperate ad andare nel deserto aperto, dove tra il 1995 e il 2009 morirono almeno 4000 persone. Mentre alcuni americani considerano queste morti come una giusta conseguenza, altri si sono impegnati a difendere i diritti degli immigrati senza documenti. In «L'umanità comune», l'autrice Lane Van Ham approfondisce il lavoro interno dei gruppi umanitari a Tucson, in Arizona, rivelando come queste organizzazioni si stiano orientando in una complessa ragnatela di responsabilità nazionale, governativa e globale, pur sostenendo la legittimità degli Stati Uniti. Dopo tre anni di osservazioni e interviste, Van Ham rivela le complesse dinamiche dei gruppi di difesa degli immigrati, sottolineando che usano simboli religiosi per giustificare la loro causa. Questi difensori sostengono che tutte le persone, indipendentemente dallo status della documentazione, hanno diritto ad un trattamento umano basato su valori universali, come la compassione, la compassione e il rispetto per la vita umana.
Common Humanity: Förderung von Ritualen, Religion und Einwanderern in Tucson, Arizona Inmitten einer hitzigen Debatte über die Einwanderungspolitik ist das Wüstengrenzgebiet zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und Mexiko zu einem tödlichen Ort für unzählige Migranten geworden, die ein besseres ben suchen. Seit den 1990er Jahren zwangen geschlossene Grenzen der US-Regierung verzweifelte Menschen in die offene Wüste, wo zwischen 1995 und 2009 mindestens 4000 Menschen starben. Während einige Amerikaner diese Todesfälle als eine gerechte Folge betrachten, haben andere die Rechte von Einwanderern ohne Papiere verteidigt. In Common Humanity geht die Autorin Lane Van Ham tiefer in das Innenleben humanitärer Hilfsteams in Tucson, Arizona, ein und enthüllt, wie diese Organisationen in einem komplexen Geflecht nationaler, staatlicher und globaler Verantwortung navigieren und gleichzeitig die gitimität der Vereinigten Staaten verteidigen. Nach drei Jahren Beobachtungen und Interviews enthüllt Wang Ham die komplexe Dynamik von Einwandererschutzgruppen und betont, dass sie religiöse Symbole verwenden, um ihre Sache zu rechtfertigen. Diese Befürworter argumentieren, dass alle Menschen, unabhängig vom Status der Dokumentation, das Recht auf eine humane Behandlung haben, die auf universellen Werten wie Mitgefühl, Empathie und Respekt für das menschliche ben basiert.
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Ortak İnsanlık: Tucson, Arizona'da Ritüelleri, Dini ve Göçmenleri Teşvik Etmek Göç politikası hakkında hararetli bir tartışmanın ortasında, Amerika Birleşik Devletleri ile Meksika arasındaki ıssız sınır, daha iyi bir yaşam arayan sayısız göçmen için ölümcül bir arazi haline geldi. 1990'lardan bu yana, kapalı ABD hükümet sınırları, çaresiz insanları 1995 ve 2009 yılları arasında en az 4.000 kişinin öldüğü açık çöle zorladı. Bazı Amerikalılar bu ölümleri adil bir sonuç olarak görürken, diğerleri belgesiz göçmenlerin haklarını korumak için harekete geçti. Yazar Lane Van Ham, "Ortak İnsanlık'ta, Tucson, Arizona'daki insani yardım gruplarının iç işleyişini inceleyerek, bu örgütlerin ABD'nin meşruiyetini iddia ederken, ulusal, devlet ve küresel sorumluluğun karmaşık bir ağında nasıl dolaştığını ortaya koyuyor. Üç yıllık gözlem ve röportajlardan sonra Van Ham, göçmen savunuculuk gruplarının karmaşık dinamiklerini ortaya koyuyor ve nedenlerini haklı çıkarmak için dini sembolizmi kullandıklarını vurguluyor. Bu savunucular, belgeleme statüsüne bakılmaksızın, tüm insanların merhamet, empati ve insan yaşamına saygı gibi evrensel değerlere dayalı insani muamele hakkına sahip olduğunu savunuyorlar.
الإنسانية المشتركة: الترويج للطقوس والدين والمهاجرين في توكسون، أريزونا في خضم نقاش ساخن حول سياسة الهجرة، أصبحت الحدود المهجورة بين الولايات المتحدة والمكسيك تضاريس مميتة لعدد لا يحصى من المهاجرين الذين يبحثون عن حياة أفضل. منذ التسعينيات، أجبرت حدود الحكومة الأمريكية المغلقة الأشخاص اليائسين على دخول الصحراء المفتوحة، حيث مات ما لا يقل عن 4 000 شخصًا بين عامي 1995 و 2009. بينما يرى بعض الأمريكيين أن هذه الوفيات نتيجة عادلة، تحرك آخرون لحماية حقوق المهاجرين غير الشرعيين. في «الإنسانية المشتركة»، يتعمق المؤلف لين فان هام في الأعمال الداخلية لمجموعات المساعدات الإنسانية في توكسون، أريزونا، ويكشف كيف تتنقل هذه المنظمات في شبكة معقدة من المسؤولية الوطنية والولائية والعالمية مع تأكيد شرعية الولايات المتحدة. بعد ثلاث سنوات من الملاحظة والمقابلات، كشف فان هام عن الديناميكيات المعقدة لجماعات الدفاع عن المهاجرين، مؤكداً أنهم يستخدمون الرمزية الدينية لتبرير قضيتهم. يجادل هؤلاء المدافعون بأن جميع الناس، بغض النظر عن حالة التوثيق، يحق لهم المعاملة الإنسانية على أساس القيم العالمية مثل التعاطف والتعاطف واحترام حياة الإنسان.

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