Abstract
The article deals with the issue of the approach of the new ethnic precariousness in developed countries, using as example the case study on Ecuadorians workers in the metropolitan area of Madrid. The analysis fans out in three theoretical sections. First, it deals with the question of the analysis and the portrait of the precariousness life and work conditions of the migrants in development economies and the relations between both, using as example the case of study on Ecuadorians in the economy of Madrid. Second, to explain the role that current economic restructuring has had in the incorporation of immigrant workers as cheap labor in the developed urban areas. Third, it presents how the so-called social factors –class, gender, ethnicity, etc.- have affected the creation of the new ethnic precariousness.
Highlights
The article deals with the issue of the approach of the new ethnic precariousness in developed countries, using as example the case study on Ecuadorians workers in the metropolitan area of Madrid
“The rapid extension of English industry could not have taken place if England had not possesed in the numerous and impoverished population of Ireland a reserve at command. (...) and from the time when it became known in Ireland that the east side of St
It has been calculated that more than a million have already inmigrated, and not far from fifty thousands still come every year, most of whom enter the industrial districts, especially, the great cities and there form the lowest class of the population.” (Engels, (1845) 1980: 116)
Summary
The article deals with the issue of the approach of the new ethnic precariousness in developed countries, using as example the case study on Ecuadorians workers in the metropolitan area of Madrid.
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