The phenomenon of return migrations adds further elements of complexity to the relationship between migration and law. The legal impact of cultural encounters is not limited to the demands for protection of cultural identity by migrants in the host countries, but it also extends to the return of migrants to their countries of origin, affecting several law fields. This contribution aims at shedding light on those areas of the private law in which the physical and digital circulation of legal rules that occurs through a circular movement may contribute to make room for Western legal concepts and rules within the Tunisian legal systems.
'Migrations and Legal Reforms in Tunisia among Physical and Digital Circularity'
Anna Marotta
2024
Abstract
The phenomenon of return migrations adds further elements of complexity to the relationship between migration and law. The legal impact of cultural encounters is not limited to the demands for protection of cultural identity by migrants in the host countries, but it also extends to the return of migrants to their countries of origin, affecting several law fields. This contribution aims at shedding light on those areas of the private law in which the physical and digital circulation of legal rules that occurs through a circular movement may contribute to make room for Western legal concepts and rules within the Tunisian legal systems.File in questo prodotto:
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