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07/07/25
 
Health as a Common Good?
Health is often framed as a universal right, yet global access to healthcare remains deeply stratified. While many national governments and international health organisations continue to profess a commitment to universal health care, structural inequities in health insurance systems and availabilities of health care are often concealed through individualized understandings of health and well-being, making […]
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A. Valentina Moraru
29/09/25
The Price to Pay for a Racialized Labor Market Is Health
Depletion and Restless Bodies among EU-2 Migrant Workers
*This post is based on PhD research con as part of the DFG project Contestations of the Social: Towards a Movement-Based Ethnographic Social (State) Regime Analysis lead by Dr. Lisa Riedner at the Ludwig-Maximilan University in Munich. Aimed at understanding and explaining transformations of social security systems in cities of the Global North, the various […]
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