There are many analyses of migration policy, but very few texts about a possible world without borders. We imagine what freedom of movement between Germany and Syria might look like. Yalla, follow us into this utopia.
The racist deterrence of migration is becoming increasingly central to German border policy – even as businesses depend on migrant workers. What lies behind this shift, and how can the left respond?
In 2015, Syrian journalist Hussam al-Zaher urged: "Talk with us, not about us." Yet German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's ignores the realities faced by Syrians living in Germany by claiming that 80% of Syrians should return. A response.
The struggle against deportations in Germany has a long but often hidden history. Despite the repression of freedom of movement, practices of resistance and solidarity continue to challenge the border regime. An interview with Mel Bennet.
Syrians returning to their homeland face a dire economic situation. Forced returns could aggravate social conflicts over work and housing.
With the end of the war in Syria, a debate began in Germany over the deportation of Syrians. In this dossier, we examine the underlying interests at stake and the possible consequences of return, while highlighting ongoing struggles for freedom of...
