First published 2018
Europe is fracturing, but a new resistance is rising. Across borders, citizens organize to challenge the status quo. In "Citizens of Nowhere," activists Marsili and Milanese share their story - and a vision for transforming the world. Through vivid accounts of grassroots movements, they reveal how neoliberalism and nationalism entwine to leave us all "citizens of nowhere." But they argue that by uniting in a new transnational party, the dispossessed can reclaim their power and forge a more just future.
Genres: political-science, contemporary, political-thriller, activism
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: found-family, resistance
Setting: Europe
Period: 21st-century
272 pages · Paperback · Zed Books