1st Edition
Migration and the Contested Politics of Justice Europe and the Global Dimension
1. Migration and the Contested Politics of Justice: An Introduction
Giorgio Grappi
PART 1: Controversies of Governance and Justice
2. Controversies, Paradoxes and Contested Justice in European Policies on Migration
Catherine Wihtol de Wenden
3. Struggles and Repair Work in the Wake of 2015
Sonja Buckel and Judith Kopp
4. The Global Compact for Migration: Patterns of Contestation and Critical Justice Assessment
Michela Ceccorulli
PART 2: Confronting the Border and the Governance of Migration
5. A Welcome for Eight Months: Europe, the Summer of Migration and Global Justice
Lena Karamanidou and Bernd Kasparek
6. Central American Caravans and Contesting Forms of Migrant Justice: Sovereignty, Violence and Confinement at Question
Blanca Laura Cordero Díaz
7. The EU and the Aerial Geography of Deportation
William Walters
PART 3: Restructuring the Social
8. The Postsocialist Posted Worker: Social Reproduction and the Geography of Class Struggles
Raia Apostolova and Tsvetelina Hristova
9. ‘The Spirit of Europe.’ Differential Migration, Labour and Logistification
Manuela Bojadzijev
10. From Vulnerable Victims to Insurgent Caravaneros: The Genesis and Consolidation of a New Form of Migrant Self-Defence in America
Amarela Varela Huerta and Lisa McLean
11. The Global Ethical Implications of European Policies Towards Migrants and the Issue of Religion
Roberto Marinucci
AFTERWORD
12. Toward an Archive of Migrant Struggles: Critique and the Materiality of Justice
Maurice Stierl and Martina Tazzioli
Biography
Giorgio Grappi is Research Fellow at the Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Bologna, Italy.
