Dina Siegel Livres

The book explores the transformation of local solidarity on the Greek island of Lesbos during the 2015-2017 refugee crisis, when thousands of migrants arrived seeking safety. Through ethnographic research, it examines the interactions between NGOs, EU authorities, local officials, businessmen, migrants, and residents, highlighting the initial euphoria of welcoming newcomers that later shifted to disappointment and indifference. It questions the current state of solidarity and investigates the factors that contributed to this change in the local community's response to the ongoing migration challenges.

The book explores the intricate global system surrounding diamonds, from their origins in mines to their journey to consumers in Western cities. It weaves together insights from various disciplines, including mineralogy, geography, history, economics, and art, to provide a comprehensive understanding of these precious stones. Each perspective contributes to a richer appreciation of the diamond's multifaceted nature and the complex networks that connect production to consumption.