Rethinking Displacement: Asia Pacific Perspectives

Cover
Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements
Part 1: Neoliberal Globalisation and Displacement: States Displacing the Poor and the Marginal
	1 Dispossession, Placelessness, Home and Belonging: An Outline of a Research Agenda
	2 Neoliberal Development, Port Reform and Displacement: The Case of Kolkata and Haldia, West Bengal, India
	3 Youth on the Neoliberal Margins: Ethnography of Tourism-led Displacement in Kerala, South India
	4 Neoliberal Development and Displacement: Women’s Experiences of Flight and Settlement in South Asia
	5 Aftermath of Dams and Displacement in India’s Narmada River Valley: 
Linking Compensation Policies with Experiences of Resettlement
	6 Globalization and Occupational Displacement: Indian Artisans in 
the Global Economy
Part 2: Politics and Coercive Displacement: States Displacing Minorities and Indigenous Peoples
	7 The Land Issue on Banggi Island, Sabah, Malaysia: Deagrarianisation and Exclusion of the Bonggi
	8 Movement by Coercion: The Displacement of Indigenous Children in Australia
	9 Margin, Minorities, and a Political Economy of Displacement: The Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh
Part 3: Placeless Identities: Non-State Places and Floating Peoples
	10 Home-making and Regrounding: Lives of Bangladeshi Migrants on the Damodar Charlands of Lower Bengal, India
	11 Re-imagining ‘Refugeehood’: Reflections on Hmong Identity(ies) in the Diaspora
	12 Globalised Cartographies of Being: Literature, Refugees, and 
the Australian Nation
	13 Dispossession, Human Security, and Undocumented Migration: Narrative Accounts of Afghani and Sri Lankan Tamil Asylum Seekers
Index