Borders, Mobility, and Injustice

This chapter delves into the origins of libertarian left politics against the backdrop of early 2000s anti-globalization protests. It critiques the media's portrayal of these movements, focusing on the significance of free movement and the injustices of modern immigration policies, particularly in the UK. The conversation highlights the cultural contributions of marginalized communities and the frustrations surrounding restrictive border practices and post-colonial legacies.