Strangers at Our Door

The book "Strangers at Our Door" by Zygmunt Bauman is a thought-provoking and timely analysis of the current migration crisis.

Bauman argues that the policy of mutual separation, building walls rather than bridges, is misguided and will ultimately fail in the long run.

Instead, he advocates for recognizing our growing interdependence as a species and finding new ways to live together in solidarity and cooperation amidst strangers who may hold different opinions and preferences.

This book provides an alternative narrative to the racist propaganda churned out by the media and politicians, offering a humanitarian perspective on refugees and migrants.

Read this book to gain a deeper understanding of the migration crisis and how we can work towards finding solutions that promote cooperation and solidarity rather than fear and division.