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200			_aLegal, illegal ... – wer genau? _bBrochure _dWho is (il)legal now? The Swiss refugee solidarity movement and the quarrel about the law 1973 – 1992 _eDie Schweizer Asylbewegung und der Streit um das Recht 1973–1992 _fJonathan Pärli
210			_aBerlin _cDe Gruyter Oldenbourg _d2019
215			_a27 (p. 177-203) _d23 cm
225			_aZeitschrift für Rechtssoziologie, 39 _eThe German Journal of Law and Society _v2 _x 0174-0202
230			_a1 fichier PDF (texte)
300			_a« The central demand by the Swiss refugee solidarity movement was that the State abide by the law in its asylum practice. This article discusses the affirmative critique of the law formulated by activists in the 1980 s. It does so by drawing on Jacques Rancière’s work on the relationship between politics and aisthesis: in his account politics is not primarily about constitutions and laws, but about how the sensible texture of the community is configured, on which the meaning of those laws and constitutions depends. Politically the movement subjectivized itself as the “other Switzerland”; under this name it disturbed the reigning “dis- tribution of the sensible” by making the arcane asylum practice visible and open to critique in the first place. At the same time, the acts of civil disobedience the movement employed complicated the question of who acts (il)legally and created a polemical stage for the law. It was in such paradoxical situations of communication, which Rancière calls “disagreements”, that the movement found an audience for its critique – a critique which previously had gone unheard within the established institutional framework. The most important effect of this disagreement brought about by the refugee solidarity movement was the introduction of judicial review in Swiss asylum law in the early 1990 s. » [Abstract]
601			_91789 _aSOS Asile _yVaud
601			_93128 _aSolidarité sans frontières _gCAS/MODS
606			_91123 _aDroit d'asile
606			_91063 _aMigration
607			_9414 _aSuisse
700			_97282 _aPärli _bJonathan
801			_aCH _bCH-002049-8
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1515/zfrs-2019-0011