Kim Rygiel Livres

The book delves into the intersection of the war on terror with issues of gender, race, class, and sexuality, highlighting how various international actors exploit this conflict to reinforce existing social hierarchies. It critically analyzes the narratives surrounding the war, questioning the motivations and targets behind these military actions. Through this lens, the work seeks to uncover the deeper implications of the war on terror on global relations and the portrayal of marginalized groups.

Focusing on civil society initiatives, the book examines how communities can become more welcoming to newcomers. It delves into the factors that influence varying levels of hospitality and emphasizes transgressive cosmopolitanism as a foundation for fostering inclusivity and pluralism in society. Through this exploration, it highlights the potential for communities to embrace diversity and create supportive environments for all.

The Precarious Lives of Syrians reveals the vulnerability and insecurity that Syrian refugees confront in Turkey, including their socio-legal status, living conditions, and mobility. Drawing on legal and scholarly materials, as well as extensive field research, it provides a thoughtful and compelling appraisal of the experience of migration.