Today's global order is characterised by a constellation of ever more closely-imbricated relationships among different laws, levels of government, managerial techniques, economic, political and social forces and deeply-engrained antagonisms. This chapter tries to rethink this–our–global order as a site of 'dense struggle', using a body of visual and ethnographic material gathered over a period of six months in 2009, when I accompanied a group of Internal Displaced People (IDPs) protesting in the city of Bogotá, Colombia. During this