Being a migrant in 21st-century Brazil Challenges and perspectives in new historical frontiers and the quest to guarantee human rights

Luane Flores Chuquel's research on migrants in 21st century Brazil, which originated in her Master's dissertation, is the basis of this book. The author, who holds a Master's degree in Human Rights, provides the legal and theoretical framework for an in-depth analysis of the challenges and the quest to guarantee human rights. The work presents a multidisciplinary approach that articulates different fields of knowledge, the author supports the legal and normative basis, updating the analysis on the protection and realization of migrants' rights. Diogo Ricardo Martins Balestra, Master in International Business and Consultant, contributes with the economic and administrative dimension, examining the effects of migration on the labor market and inclusion strategies. Cassiane Jrayj de Melo, PhD and University Professor, adds a social, data and territorial management perspective to integration policies. The book thus goes beyond the original scope of the dissertation and consolidates itself as a technical and strategic reference on migration in 21st century Brazil.