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• More Praise for No Borders
• About the author
• Title page
• Copyright
• Contents
• Epigraph
• Introduction
• Locating the issue
• Reflections on the dilemmas of refusing the border
• On method
• Defining key terms
• Chapter outlines
• 1. What is a no borders politics?
• A no borders politics is a refusal of the border and the state
• Theorizing refusal
• From a refusal of the border to the autonomy of migration
• No borders as an escape from the state
• Autonomy beyond the autonomy of migration
• A no borders politics other than escape
• Conclusion
• 2. No borders politics in practice: the no borders movement as a spectrum of action
• Introduction
• The no borders movement in Athens
• Introducing ‘The 300’
• Introducing the Network for Support to Migrants and Refugees
• Perspectives on resistance in ‘The 300’ and the Network
• Introducing the anti-authoritarian movement
• Perspectives on activism in the movement
• The no border movement in Calais
• Introducing the No Border Network
• No Border perspective on activism
• Conclusion
• 3. The struggle for mobility in Athens
• Some history to this struggle
• Practising the autonomy of migration – the apartment
• How the state responded to the ‘migration crisis’
• The struggle for visibility – the hunger strike of ‘The 300’
• Solidarity and ‘The 300’
• Conclusion
• 4. The struggle for mobility in Calais
• Some history to this struggle
• Practising the autonomy of migration – the church in Tioxide jungle
• Connecting escapes – collaborative community-building
• Collaborative community-building – the squat on rue Victor Hugo
• After Victor Hugo
• The struggle for visibility – protests and the new jungle
• Conclusion
• Conclusions: so what is a no borders politics?
• Introduction
• Reflecting on the autonomy of migration
• Reflecting on migrant-led protest
• Reflecting on solidarity in struggles for rights and visibility
• What does all this tell us about how we create a borderless world?
• Afterword
• Returning to Calais
• Returning to Athens
• Notes
• Introduction
• 1 What is a no borders politics?
• 2 No borders politics in practice
• 3 The struggle for mobility in Athens
• 4 The struggle for mobilityin Calais
• Conclusions
• Afterword
• Bibliography
• Index
• Back Cover