Abstract: This paper analyses immigration flows in Brazil and their dynamics and networks during the first two decades of the 21st century using thematic cartography and quantitative data analysis. Interpreting information obtained through field research in four regions of the country, we infer that Brazil is following the standard routes and global agenda of international migrations. The main findings of the research point to an increase in the flow of non-traditional countries of origin, especially those from the Caribbean, West Africa and Asia. The post-2015 trends of immigration flows point to a sharp fall after two immigration booms, possibly due to worsening economic and political factors. It is inferred that historical migrations from countries from the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America impacted the consolidation of Brazil, which was the main recipient country of these immigrants during the economic crises of 2008 and 2012. An attempt is made to identify the primary migratory flows of economic immigrants and refugees from each continent towards Brazil in the present context.

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21 世纪巴西的国际移民：概况、展望和趋势

摘要：本文使用专题制图和定量数据分析，分析了 21 世纪前二十年巴西的移民流动及其动态和网络。解释通过在该国四个地区进行实地研究获得的信息，我们推断巴西正在遵循国际移民的标准路线和全球议程。研究的主要发现表明非传统来源国的流动增加，特别是来自加勒比、西非和亚洲的非传统来源国。2015 年后的移民流量趋势表明，在两次移民热潮之后，移民流量急剧下降，这可能是由于经济和政治因素恶化。据推测，来自伊比利亚半岛和拉丁美洲国家的历史移民影响了巴西的整合，