Чекајући визу: темпоралност, емоције и позиционалност истраживача изван шенгенског простора
ДОИ: https://doi.org/10.2298/GEI2601093S УДК : 314.15(4) оригинални научни рад
Апстракт
Овај чланак анализира, кроз аутоетнографски приступ, несагласје између временских оквира визнe процедуре и ритмова истраживања. Заснива се на етнографском теренском раду спроведеном у Сарајеву (Босна и Херцеговина) и користи одабрану литературу и теренске белешке како би показао на који начин неизвесности и кашњења, својствена визнoм поступку, утичу на емотивно и отелотворено искуство истраживања изван шенгенског простора.
Чланак истиче визни систем као кључни механизам кроз који се производе глобалне неједнакости у мобилности. Овај аргумент је смештен у контекст Балканске руте, где промене у политикама илуструју како је мобилност миграната ограничавана и регулисана. Насупрот томе, као европском истраживачу, моја сопствена мобилност ретко је структурно ограничена; ипак, бирократска хронолошка линија поступка за волонтерску визу обликовала је начин на који сам приступио и обитавао на терену.
Аутоетнографски приказ процеса добијања визе прати како су бирократске путање – кроз клинике, административне канцеларије и осигуравајуће агенције – стварале трења, рањивости и савезништва са локалним “водичима”. Закључак разматра аналитичку вредност овог процеса, тврдећи да је бирократска рута визе постала конститутивни елемент истраживања, обликујући моју мапу града и омогућавајући приступ местима која би иначе остала недоступна.
Кључне речи: виза, аутоетнографија, емоције, Сарајево, Балканска рута, солидарност
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