Portes Virginio, Francis

Francis
Portes Virginio

Francis holds a Ph.D. in Work Employment and Organisation and has research interests in the areas of the political economy of migration, labour unfreedom and migrants' rights. Dr. Portes Virginio has worked closely with migrants, refugees and internally displaced communities in Latin America, supporting human rights and labour protection. This work has earned him prestigious research fellowships and grants funded by Leverhulme Trust, ESRC, UKRI, and EACEA. His experience covers international cooperation and migration diplomacy, as well as policy and management.

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Logística de la no libertad : La trata laboral de camioneros venezolanos en Brasil

Authors Francis Portes Virginio, Lívia dos Santos Ferreira
Year 2023
Journal Name Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space
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2 Journal Article

Securitisation of Nature, Displacement and Unfree labour in Brazil's Amazon

Principal investigator Francis Portes Virginio (Principal Investigator)
Description
This project examines the experiences of unfree labour within migrants and internally displaced communities in Brazil`s Amazon during Brazil's rightward turn. Drawing upon the life stories of displaced workers and ethnographic documentation of their living conditions, this study intends to provide new theoretical frameworks and policy-based recommendations to address the issues of forced displacement and slave labour in Brazil. This three-year study (2021-2024) will inform policy responses to SDG 16 on peace, justice and strong institutions; SDG 8 on growth and decent work; SDG 10.7 on orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people.
Year 2021
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