Enacting Citizenship and Solidarity

Enacting Citizenship and Solidarity, Volume 1, explores how urban social movements engage in local politics to address various crises across Europe. Mouna Maaroufi examines how grassroots actors in eleven European cities forge new forms of solidarity and enact citizenship at local scales. Through rich ethnographic research, this sociology text investigates how activists and communities challenge neoliberal isolation and marginalization. The study covers a wide range of collective practices, including tenant organizing and community kitchens, to show how everyday urban struggles reshape political practices.

This academic work in politics and social sciences bridges critical research on migration, housing, and care. It provides a deep look into how these movements reimagine democracy through localized action. As a resource for those studying politics, government, and the electoral and political process, the book offers significant insights into social justice and urban politics. Enacting Citizenship and Solidarity, Volume 1, serves as a vital reference for scholars and practitioners examining modern citizenship.