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ASTORGA MORALES, Abel. Multidisciplinary proposal for the study of ‘transnational social movements of migrants’: towards the analysis and support of groups that protest against the consequences of migration. Relac. Estud. hist. soc. [online]. 2024, vol.45, n.180, pp.206-226.  Epub 09-Dic-2024. ISSN 2448-7554.  https://doi.org/10.24901/rehs.v45i180.1062.

The article outlines a multidisciplinary theoretical-conceptual and methodological proposal for the study and support of what we have conceptualized as transnational social movements of migrants, made up of people affected by the consequences of migration: migrants, former migrants, immigrants, migrants in transit, and or their family members. These groups protest against the effects of temporary worker programs and base their struggles on injustices such as dispossession, abuse, discrimination, labor arbitrariness, exploitation, and disappearances of migrants. They shape their speeches from emotions such as grief, annoyance, indignation, and mourning for their missing relatives. All this added to the struggle for recognition and respect for social, economic, political, and cultural rights for migrants and their families.

The multidisciplinary proposal is based on the historiographic line History of the Present Time; the 'restoration of historical memory' proposal is taken up from the studies of memory; and to analyze the future of the struggles the study of social movements is resorted to a theoretical pluralism. On the methodological level, oral history is proposed for the collection and treatment of testimonies, and through Participatory Action Research (PAR), it's proposed that greater rapprochement and eventual accompaniment of these groups be sought.

Palabras llave : Social movement; Transnational; Migrants; Historical memory; Participatory Action Research.

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