Co-producing Urban Infrastructures of Solidarity

Schilliger, Sarah (2022). Co-producing Urban Infrastructures of Solidarity. Journal of migration studies, 2(2), pp. 137-139. Universität Osnabrück 10.48439/zmf.177

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The study of local border regimes and inclusive practices toward migrants with precarious legal status is often examined from a single perspective. While some studies mainly investigate (and compare) varying municipal policies and the role of local governments toward irregular migrants (»municipal activism«, see Spencer and Delvino 2019), others emphasize the role of non-governmental actors and (urban) social movements. However, so far, researchers have paid little attention to the multiplicity of state/municipal and civil society actors who are co-producing and negotiating local welfare arrangements for irregular migrants within urban settings. To obtain a nuanced understanding, a more process-oriented and relational perspective is required in which the different solidarity practices and actors are not analysed in isolation but rather in their complex interplay.

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