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The writer and expert on immigration matters Pajares Manuel closes tomorrow at 20:00 am in the Archaeological Museum of Murcia, the series' Laboratory of Interculturalism 'the conference' The current status of policy construction European migration ', which will analyze this phenomenon from the perspective of social anthropology and immigration policies, from the idea that immigration is a community problem that must be addressed with common policies and shared by the countries EU receptors.
'Laboratory of Interculturalism' main goal is to propose a multidisciplinary analysis of cultural diversity increasingly present in Western societies.
These conferences raised the study of cultural phenomena from different fields of knowledge.
This is the fourth and last lecture of the cycle.
The previous three were those of Francisco Colom ('Justice intercultural: standards, subjects and cultures in plural societies'), José María Rosales ("The question of minorities in American Presidential Election 2008') and Mercedes Arriaga (" Writers: inventors of multiculturalism ').
Miguel Pajares holds a Ph.D. in social anthropology from the University of Barcelona.
He has published numerous books and articles related to immigration.
Contributor lectured in various courses and masters, many of them related to immigration.
He is president of the Catalan Commission for Assistance to Refugees and Member of Grecs (Research Group on Control and social exclusion) of the Unviersidad of Barcelona.
Immigration was responsible for CCOO in Catalonia and member of the Immigration Advisory Board of the Catalan between 1996 and 2000.
He was president of the European Policy Committee of the Forum for Social Integration of Immigrants between 1996 and 2001.
The cultural program Murcia Archaeological Museum in its programming will also host a second course of lectures entitled 'Laboratory Experiences and Trends', with the participation of Manuel Ángel Vázquez Medel (November 28) and Arcadi Espada (9 December) it plans to continue during the first months of 2009.
Source: CARM
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