2019
DOI: 10.1080/13621025.2019.1634311
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Introduction: citizenship as inhabitance? Migrant housing squats versus institutional accommodation

Abstract: This special issue focuses on migrants' self-organised strategies in relation to housing in Europe, namely the collective squatting of vacant buildings and land. In particular, the contributions to this special issue differentiate between shelter provided in state-run or humanitarian camps and squatted homes. Migrants squats are an essential part of the 'corridors of solidarity' that are being created throughout Europe, where grassroots social movements engaged in anti-racist, anarchist and anti-authoritarian … Show more

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“…Political subjectification and solidarity‐making are “space‐making action[s]” (Dikeç 2013:88) that materialise through “different ways of extending bodies, objects and practices into space” (Vasudevan 2015:318). Migrant squats are socio‐material infrastructures that uproot racist regimes by re‐appropriating contested spaces and experimenting with alternative ways of organising everyday social reproduction (Dadusc et al 2019). They are part of a prefigurative praxis of constructing political spaces of equality where care is re‐signified as “a radical praxis of collective liberation” (Dadusc 2019:603).…”
Section: Everyday Political Subjectification: Solidarity Equality Smentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Political subjectification and solidarity‐making are “space‐making action[s]” (Dikeç 2013:88) that materialise through “different ways of extending bodies, objects and practices into space” (Vasudevan 2015:318). Migrant squats are socio‐material infrastructures that uproot racist regimes by re‐appropriating contested spaces and experimenting with alternative ways of organising everyday social reproduction (Dadusc et al 2019). They are part of a prefigurative praxis of constructing political spaces of equality where care is re‐signified as “a radical praxis of collective liberation” (Dadusc 2019:603).…”
Section: Everyday Political Subjectification: Solidarity Equality Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Against the backdrop of the generalised socially‐induced precarity (Butler 2015) created at the intersection of the “Greek financial crisis” and the “refugee crisis”, locals and newcomers sought to trace and address their common problems through the building of solidarity networks. Already existing networks built as part of anti‐austerity struggles (Arampatzi 2017a; Roussos 2019) constituted the basis on which migrant solidarity networks were fabricated in Greek and other European cities (Dadusc et al 2019; Stierl 2019). It is within this sequence of politicisation of migration that Orfanotrofio’s squat occurred.…”
Section: Contemporary Migrants’ Struggles In Thessaloniki and The Lonmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Illustrating this, Dadusc, Grazioli, and Martínez (2019) distinguish the creation of home-spaces in migrant squats from the basic state provision of housing. Providing housing, although offering a right to presence in the city and perhaps some limited ability to engage in place-making there, remains, in their assessment, primarily a humanitarian concern easily incorporated into strategies of migration governance.…”
Section: Spaces Of Autonomous Inhabitance and Citizenship 421 Inhabitance The 'Right To The City' And Citizenshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is largely what we will depict in this article as the micropolitics of borders. While much discussion of border struggles focuses on migrants' resistance and various forms of activism (Dadusc, Grazioli, and Martínez 2019), this paper by conceptualising borders as a series of everyday interactions provides insights on the micro-resistance of those who, instead of opposing and contesting the biopolitical power of border regimes, are integral part of its operation: namely, leftist asylum caseworkers, whose task is indeed the filtering and selection of border-crossers, but who seek to create cracks in the so-called 'Fortress Europe'.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%