Can we break away from the images and narratives that depict migration as a problem or crisis? Can we think beyond humanitarianism and compassion? Can we perceive migration as a form of resistance against global social, class, gender, and political inequalities?

In an era where racism is gaining institutional ground, the far right is constantly gaining traction, and parts of the left approach the issue with discomfort or detachment, the twelve texts in this book attempt to place migrants at the center of social competition.