Table of Contents

1. Migration Panic and its (Mis)uses

2. Floating Insecurity in Search of an Anchor

3. On Strongmen's (and Strongwomen's) Trail

4. Together and Crowded

5. Troublesome, Annoying, Unwanted: Inadmissible...

6. Anthropological vs. Time-bound Roots of Hatred

About the Author

Zygmunt Bauman (1925-2017) was Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of Leeds.

Reviews

"Strangers at Our Door puts forward an alternative narrative, one that is humanitarian, about refugees and migrants. It succeeds in combating the racist propaganda churned out by the media and our politicians."
Socialist Review