Contents: Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- i. Europe, the Impossible Object of Desire -- ii. Non-Imperial Empire -- iii. Mapping (Un)Common European Belonging --1. Performing the State: Artistic Re-Presentations of European Community; i. Spectres of Entropa: European Union’s Crisis of Self-Representation -- ii. ‘Professional Human Smugglers’: Critique of Neoliberal Mobility -- iii. State in Time: Neue Slowenische Kunst’s Community without Community -- iv. Towards a New Politics of Community; 2. Alternative Hospitalities on the Margins of Europe -- i. Multitudes in Waiting: Passage to Europe in Welcome to Paradise and Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits -- ii. Terraferma and Solidarity in a State of Exception -- iii. Strange Encounters and Multicultural Love in Eternity and A Day; 3. Colonial Spectres in Europe’s Historiography -- i. Colonial Aphasia in The Seine Was Red -- ii. Haunted European Homes in Soul Tourists -- iii. Melancholy Nomadism in Travelling with Djinns; 4. Postcolonial and Postcommunist Contact Zones in a United Europe; i. Crimes of Prejudice: Unavowable Communities in A Shadow of Myself -- ii. Storming the EU Fortress: Communities of Disagreement in Nobody’s Home and The Ministry of Pain; 5. Epilogue: Memories of Yugoslavia and Europe to Come -- Bibliography -- Notes

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