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Minority families and the law. Interactions of ethnic, religious, and cultural minorities with law and state institutions
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El Estado es una presencia importante en las vidas de muchas familias de minorías. Este número especial pretende investigar las interacciones de las familias de minorías con las leyes y las instituciones estatales desde una perspectiva socio-jurídica, con especial atención a los temas relacionados con niños. Esta introducción se centra en dos observaciones. En primer lugar, las familias de minorías tienden a entrar en contacto con las leyes y las instituciones estatales con relativa frecuencia. Para familias migrantes y transnacionales, la marginalización de las minorías y las diferencias en la toma de decisiones de agentes estatales puede contribuir a una sobrerrepresentación de las familias de minorías en intervenciones estatales como la prostitución infantil o los sistemas de justicia penal. En segundo lugar, algunas familias de minorías tienden a eludir las leyes y las instituciones estatales. Especialmente en asuntos familiares como el matrimonio y el divorcio, los miembros de familias de minorías pueden buscar opciones alternativas fuera del Estado, como matrimonios y divorcios religiosos.
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