Titlebook: Solidarity Mobilizations in the ‘Refugee Crisis’; Contentious Moves Donatella della Porta Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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,Contentious Moves: Mobilising for Refugees’ Rights,, and repertoires of action on mobilisations for the rights of migrants. Bridging social movement studies with critical citizenship studies, it surveys in particular research on the so-called ‘poor people’s’ movements, singling out their peculiarities vis-à-vis the social movements that have been mo

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,‘We Have Become Refugees in Our Own Country’: Mobilising for Refugees in Istanbul,olidarity Network and . through an analysis of their frames, repertoires of action, organisational structures, and their composition. The research is based upon a dozen of in-depth interviews conducted with pro-refugee activists and ethnographically inspired participant observation. The chapter empl

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From Border to Border: Refugee Solidarity Activism in Italy Across Space, Time, and Practices,structs, through the analysis of 21 qualitative interviews with activists, the forms of action that have emerged during the ‘long summer of migration’ along the Italian migrant route..In particular, the chapter addresses the development of solidarity practices across space and time. Regarding space,

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,Interwoven Destinies in the ‘Long Migration Summer’: Solidarity Movements Along the Western Balkan ations in support of migrants. We interpret these opportunities as sequential and, thus, interwoven at the cross-national level. The adverse context presented by the Hungarian case essentially offered a favourable opportunity for mobilisations in neighbouring countries like Serbia. The turning point

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Emotions that Mobilise: The Emotional Basis of Pro-asylum Seeker Activism in Austria,ough the Western Balkans corridor. Against a backdrop of modest protest culture and largely hostile political attitudes towards asylum seekers, a part of civil society engaged in solidarity activism in support of the migrants. The chapter explores the emotional dimension of pro-refugee collective ac

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Europeans, Shut the Borders! Anti-refugee Mobilisation in Italy and France,rn Europe that are engaged in street politics, extra-parliamentary activities, and hybrid forms of mobilisation. The refugee crisis acted as a catalyst for far-right street politics, which have developed into an integral part of the broader anti-immigration movement. The chapter provides an account