A busy entrance to Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, on the triple border with Brazil and Argentina. (Photo: Roger Shultz)

In contrast to increasingly restrictive approaches to migration in the global North—and recent skepticism towards Europe’s free mobility project—South America is taking steps in the other direction, toward free movement for regional migrants. This article examines the emerging South American model and discusses its implications for migration in the region and for free movement in general.

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