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Este artículo conceptual cuestiona el papel del derecho migratorio dentro del orden jurídico euro-moderno, exponiendo su arraigo en la soberanía estatal. Basándose en el pensamiento jurídico indígena, el postestructuralismo y la teoría postanarquista, el texto desafía la naturalización de las fronteras, la ciudadanía y la soberanía territorial, proponiendo legalidades alternativas relacionales y basadas en el lugar (place-based). El análisis critica la dominancia epistemológica del derecho euro-moderno al encuadrar la migración irregular y el trabajo migrante, destacando cómo los controles temporales y espaciales reproducen la exclusión. A través de los conceptos de responsabilidad relacional (del pensamiento jurídico indígena), ecotécnica (del postestructuralismo) y visión colectiva (del postanarquismo), el artículo aboga por una praxis decolonial fundamentada en una legalidad vivida, relacional y situada, en lugar de una forma jurídica estadocéntrica. Este trabajo contribuye a la academia jurídica crítica al teorizar el derecho migratorio más allá de la soberanía, hacia una ontología del derecho arraigada en el lugar, la comunidad y la experiencia vivida.

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