id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
fennia-70999	Sparke, Matthew Brookman	Welcome, its suppression, and the in-between spaces of refugee sub-citizenship – commentary to Gill	2018	5	.pdf	application/pdf	2386	108	35	Conceptualizing sub-citizenship in this way, we can also follow Gill to notice how social struggles to expand refugee inclusion, agency and movement in everyday life are in ongoing embodied tension with the bureaucratization of humanitarian welcome as well as with the obliteration of welcome by state and non-state terror (Gill 2018). From street graffiti and the successful City Plaza hotel squat in Athens to Lesvos Solidarity’s camp for especially vulnerable refugees in a former summer camp for children, such spaces of welcome were easy to find during a three-week research visit.1 They included informal everyday solidarity spaces such as kitchens and couches, as well as humanitarian care sites such as clinics.	cache/fennia-70999.pdf	txt/fennia-70999.txt