Movements, transnational welfare, and alt-humanitarianism
Concluded project in the Movements, Policy and the Politics of Inequality theme within the Politics of Inequality research programme
This research examines the responses of civil society organisations to contemporary migration in Greece. The objective is to analyse the ways in which civil society actions, from the formal (e.g., NGOs) to the informal (solidarity initiatives), have shaped the understandings, politics, and practices of transnational solidarity. The research contributes to policy debates around civil society action and migration, humanitarianism, solidarity, and the emergence of alternative practices of wellbeing and care.