Feelings Are Always Local analyzes ways in which networks organize, expand, join together and rearrange themselves from the inside out. Through the use of specific examples, the authors investigate how we live in networks, how possibilities are created there, how opportunities are seized, how escape routes are chosen, and how things sometimes go utterly wrong. The first question is scientific in nature: How do networks work? The second is political: How are the networks made manageable on a concrete, everyday level?