Contents
Foreword: Humanitarianism in an Age of Global Apartheid by Douglas S. Massey
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: We All Have the Human Right to Emigrate but Not to Immigrate
1. “They Walk as Fugitives”: Situating Shelters and Transit Migration
2. “I Was a Migrant and You Gave Me Shelter”: The Open Ethos and Social World of the Shelter
3. “Of Course There Is a Difference between Charity and Solidarity”: The Power of Giving
4. “The Shelter Is a Garden in a Mine of Oil”: The Humanitarian Project under Threat
5. “That They Do Not Keep Expressing That Mexican Territory Is a Cemetery for Central Americans”: Advocating Free Dignified Transit
Conclusion: Dreaming on the Journey
Notes
References
Index