Edited by Óscar García Agustín and Martin Bak Jørgensen, Department of Culture and Communication, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Aalborg University, Denmark

‘With far-right anti-migration politics gaining momentum globally, this book makes the hopeful case for alternative political horizons. Examining political repertoires, alliance-building and place-making across different countries and cities, this book is a must read for all working towards a more democratic future based on inclusion, justice, and movement for all.’

• ContentsList of contributors vii1 Introduction to Radical Imagination on Migration in aTurbulent Era 1Óscar García Agustín and Martin Bak JørgensenPART I THE DISCURSIVE DIMENSION2 Framing cosmopolitanism: a social imaginary for anintersectional political community 15Óscar García Agustín3 Democracy in flames: migrations and Amazonian rainforest 29Giuseppe Cocco4 “I still can’t believe this place exists”: activism and hostilityin a deportation camp 41Paola Buconjic5 Realisable utopias in a turbulent era: positioning civil society 55Carl-Ulrik SchierupPART II THE ORGANISATIONAL DIMENSION6 Manteros’ voice and political imagination (or how fictionsustains anti-racist politics) 68Laura Menna7 Fellow minorities? Left-wing nationalism, refugee activism,and a detention camp in Wales 81Franz Bernhardt8 Shaping power dynamics and social imaginaries in volunteerefforts with Ukrainian refugees 93Ana María Macías GarcíaPART III THE SPATIAL DIMENSION9 Place-making through radical imaginaries 109Martin Bak Jørgensen10 Radical imaginaries of home and care through refugeesolidarity squatting 122Matina Kapsali11 Corridors of care: transnational solidarity and radicalhospitality in Ukraine and Poland 135Tomislav Pušić12 Reimagining the global landscape: radical imagination intimes of crisis; solidarity cities into perspective 149Mashudu SalifuAfterword on utopia and radical imaginaries 164Harald Bauder

Edited by Óscar García Agustín and Martin Bak Jørgensen, Department of Culture and Communication, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Aalborg University, Denmark

‘With far-right anti-migration politics gaining momentum globally, this book makes the hopeful case for alternative political horizons. Examining political repertoires, alliance-building and place-making across different countries and cities, this book is a must read for all working towards a more democratic future based on inclusion, justice, and movement for all.’

• ContentsList of contributors vii1 Introduction to Radical Imagination on Migration in aTurbulent Era 1Óscar García Agustín and Martin Bak JørgensenPART I THE DISCURSIVE DIMENSION2 Framing cosmopolitanism: a social imaginary for anintersectional political community 15Óscar García Agustín3 Democracy in flames: migrations and Amazonian rainforest 29Giuseppe Cocco4 “I still can’t believe this place exists”: activism and hostilityin a deportation camp 41Paola Buconjic5 Realisable utopias in a turbulent era: positioning civil society 55Carl-Ulrik SchierupPART II THE ORGANISATIONAL DIMENSION6 Manteros’ voice and political imagination (or how fictionsustains anti-racist politics) 68Laura Menna7 Fellow minorities? Left-wing nationalism, refugee activism,and a detention camp in Wales 81Franz Bernhardt8 Shaping power dynamics and social imaginaries in volunteerefforts with Ukrainian refugees 93Ana María Macías GarcíaPART III THE SPATIAL DIMENSION9 Place-making through radical imaginaries 109Martin Bak Jørgensen10 Radical imaginaries of home and care through refugeesolidarity squatting 122Matina Kapsali11 Corridors of care: transnational solidarity and radicalhospitality in Ukraine and Poland 135Tomislav Pušić12 Reimagining the global landscape: radical imagination intimes of crisis; solidarity cities into perspective 149Mashudu SalifuAfterword on utopia and radical imaginaries 164Harald Bauder

Edited by Óscar García Agustín and Martin Bak Jørgensen, Department of Culture and Communication, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Aalborg University, Denmark

‘With far-right anti-migration politics gaining momentum globally, this book makes the hopeful case for alternative political horizons. Examining political repertoires, alliance-building and place-making across different countries and cities, this book is a must read for all working towards a more democratic future based on inclusion, justice, and movement for all.’

• ContentsList of contributors vii1 Introduction to Radical Imagination on Migration in aTurbulent Era 1Óscar García Agustín and Martin Bak JørgensenPART I THE DISCURSIVE DIMENSION2 Framing cosmopolitanism: a social imaginary for anintersectional political community 15Óscar García Agustín3 Democracy in flames: migrations and Amazonian rainforest 29Giuseppe Cocco4 “I still can’t believe this place exists”: activism and hostilityin a deportation camp 41Paola Buconjic5 Realisable utopias in a turbulent era: positioning civil society 55Carl-Ulrik SchierupPART II THE ORGANISATIONAL DIMENSION6 Manteros’ voice and political imagination (or how fictionsustains anti-racist politics) 68Laura Menna7 Fellow minorities? Left-wing nationalism, refugee activism,and a detention camp in Wales 81Franz Bernhardt8 Shaping power dynamics and social imaginaries in volunteerefforts with Ukrainian refugees 93Ana María Macías GarcíaPART III THE SPATIAL DIMENSION9 Place-making through radical imaginaries 109Martin Bak Jørgensen10 Radical imaginaries of home and care through refugeesolidarity squatting 122Matina Kapsali11 Corridors of care: transnational solidarity and radicalhospitality in Ukraine and Poland 135Tomislav Pušić12 Reimagining the global landscape: radical imagination intimes of crisis; solidarity cities into perspective 149Mashudu SalifuAfterword on utopia and radical imaginaries 164Harald Bauder