A deconstruction of borders: crises, migration, and unconditional hospitality

In seeking to understand and respond to the challenges of contemporary migration crises, it is essential to explore not only the physical movement of people across geographical borders but also to undertake an analysis of a deeper migration: one that occurs through the deconstruction of the boundaries of thought, which revolves around rigid identities and the notion of an exclusive belonging that asserts itself as sovereign and excludes otherness, whether foreign or not. Identity is not a static and monolithic structure but rather a dynamic construction that is constantly shaped and reshaped by interactions with others and with the world around us. Therefore, in delving into the migratory crisis - both of people and of the mind - we inevitably embark on the urgent reflection on how to embrace this alterity that comes from outside.