Displacement, Belonging, and Migrant Agency in the Face of Power

Chapter 1 Displacement, belonging, and migrant agency in the face of power: challenging paradigms in migration studies Part I Regimes of belonging Chapter 2 Out of place in antiquity Chapter 3 Reimagining "refugee" protection: beyond improving the status quo Chapter 4 Governance of migration in South Asia: the need for a decolonial approach Chapter 5 Lives on the move: experiences of exclusion, vulnerability, and resilience of Venezuelan forced migrants in Peru Part II Drivers of displacement Chapter 6 War and forced migration in medieval Iberia (1085-1266): between Al-Andalus and the feudal world Chapter 7 Migration and modern slavery: perspectives in Africa to Europe migration Chapter 8 The anxious integration of former enclave and "new" citizens in North Bengal, India Chapter 9 Climate and non-climate stressors, internal migration, and belonging in Ghana Chapter 10 Henancun in Beijing, a parallel society in the making Part III Re-creating home away from home Chapter 11 Uprooted: living between two worlds-German postwar refugee: narratives on displacement and exile Chapter 12 Palestine in exile: blurring the boundaries and re-creating the homeland Chapter 13 Displacement, diaspora, and statelessness: framing the Kurdish case Chapter 14 What makes a place a home?: Syrian refugees' narratives on belonging in Turkey Chapter 15 "This is about making family": creating communities of belonging in schools serving refugee-background students Part IV Gender, sexuality, age and belonging Chapter 16 "I am not alone": Rohingya women negotiating home and belonging in Bangladesh's refugee camps Chapter 17 Journeys of belonging: Latina migrant lesbians in Long Beach, California Chapter 18 The welfare state and women's citizenship in Buchi Emecheta's Second Class Citizen Chapter 19 Navigating the regime of illegality: experiences of migration and racialization among 1.5-generation Mexican migrant women Part V Challenges to migration research Chapter 20 Refusal and migration research: new possibilities for feminist social science