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Vol. 41 Núm. 74 (2022)

Política económica

Reflexiones sobre el Brexit y la migración: revisión de literatura

https://doi.org/10.19053/01203053.v41.n74.2022.13735

Publicado 2022-07-25

  • María Isabel Guerrero Molina
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  • Juan Felipe Salazar Acevedo
    • ,
  • Julián Taborda Giraldo

María Isabel Guerrero Molina
Universidad Católica Luis Amigó

Juan Felipe Salazar Acevedo


Julián Taborda Giraldo
Universidad Católica Luis Amigó

Resumen

La incertidumbre generada con la separación del Reino Unido de la Unión Europea constituye un evento histórico y sin precedentes, conllevando a un ambiente de discordia dentro y fuera del bloque económico, en especial para los migrantes, debido a las consecuencias que ha desatado el Brexit. La revisión de literatura se basó en un mapeo científico sobre la influencia de los migrantes europeos, abordados desde el Brexit y las consecuencias, tendencias y políticas migratorias. Se utilizó la base de datos Scopus en el periodo 2015-2021, mediante herramientas bibliométricas y RStudio se revisó el tema basado en la metáfora del árbol; se concluye con 3 temáticas de estudio: perspectiva social y cultural de los migrantes; impacto económico y laboral asociado al Brexit y; política, debates y votación sobre consecuencias del Brexit, que permiten determinar una tendencia sobre la evolución y consecuencias de la separación del Reino Unido de la Unión Europea.

Palabras clave

Cultura del trabajo, elecciones, gobierno, migración, Reino Unido, sistema económico, Unión Europea

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Biografía del autor/a

Juan Felipe Salazar Acevedo

Estudiante de Negocios Internacionales Universidad Católica Luis Amigó.  

Julián Taborda Giraldo

Estudiante de Negocios Internacionales Universidad Católica Luis Amigó.

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