... terror forced displacement oil palm gold mining ...

... mining. These changing economic, social, and political relations in the region have led to the killing of activists, massacres of entire communities, and massive forced displacement. The epilogue juxtaposes this dehumanizing condition and relentless environmental destruction to the progressive spirit...

... As the warming climate threatens to put billions of people of the road, it should be remembered that Pacific peoples have already experienced forced displacement and permanent exile as their islands became nuclear testing sites. Marshallese, i-Kiribati, and Ma'ohi people can all testify to what...

... the current “epistemological resignation” that marks much scholarly research on urbanity. Noting the epistemological illegibility and silence enshrouding the forced displacement, mass imprisonment, and state and epistemic violence facing urban, low-capital communities of color, Wynter’s writings...

... This chapter documents how counterinsurgent, paramilitary terror unmade Barrancabermeja’s working class by rupturing the fabric of popular solidarity and dispossessing and displacing working people from the late twentieth century to the present. Political violence provided both the preconditions...

... in the global economy. While breadlines once forced Romanians to spend long hours waiting for basic goods, displacement from the global economy breeds ever-intensifying forms of deprivation. Once-affordable goods and services quickly become unaffordable, slowing down displaced persons’ movement about the city...

... displacement and forced mobility but also about spatial intimacies in the forms of inhabitation, cohabitation, and emplacement. urban transformation gentrification trans geography spatialized otherness place making ...

... In the context of World War II and the postwar struggle for redress, this chapter explores the competing lexical meanings and practices of evacuation. Evacuation emerges as a set of terms—and aesthetic practices—used to disguise the forced mobility of people not away from harm but into it, even...

... Chapter 6 considers the impact of the 1980–2000 Shining Path war on Llamojha’s political and personal life. His adversaries were quick to accuse him of membership in the Shining Path, and Llamojha was forced to flee his Ayacucho home in 1981 and live as an internal refugee in Lima until 2000...

...Cultural Presence<subtitle>Placekeeping and Belonging</subtitle> Part 1 focuses on how artists and organizers contend with forces of gentrification and displacement by engaging in strategies that nurture nonextractive relationships with their communities and make visible the overlapping...

... in crime, and refuse to work, learn English, become citizens, or adapt to American culture. The myths may reflect a fear that Somalis are the renewing force that will displace those rendered disempowered and abandoned by Lewiston’s economic decline and may be a way to ensure that refugee/immigrants remain...

... When Palestinian filmmaker, Jumana Manna, wished to recuperate, as it were, a cultural moment preceding the Nakba, the Palestinian Catastrophe—preceding that is the displacement and forced exile of Palestinians and the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine in 1948—for perhaps something...

... shaped in the aftermath of what is generally labeled the postsocialist era, which includes China’s entry into the World Trade Organization and its subsequent intensive capitalist take-off. The essay examines the imbrication of three related forces in workers’ lives: origin stories in relation...

...People Chapter 5, “Pedro, Paula, and the Refugees,” uses three case studies to refocus the narrative onto the humans who lived in, were taken from, or left Palmares. First is Pedro Soeiro, a Palmares elite, who colonial forces captured and sent to Portugal in the early 1680s. Second...

..., and their desires. All of these elements have been shaped in the aftermath of what is generally labeled the postsocialist era, which includes China’s entry into the World Trade Organization and its subsequent intensive capitalist take-off. The essay examines the imbrication of three related forces in workers’ lives...

... to work, learn English, become citizens, or adapt to American culture. The myths may reflect a fear that Somalis are the renewing force that will displace those rendered disempowered and abandoned by Lewiston’s economic decline and may be a way to ensure that refugee/immigrants remain outside...

... in the region and are specific targets of violence, death, and displacement. Afro-Colombian struggles continue in the face of renewed forms of social exclusion and exacerbation in existing inequalities. Gramsci Law 70 conjunctures Afro-Colombian postcolonial feminist scholarship social exclusion...

... categories of difference the basis for a new sense of pride and national belonging, these same tactics formed the basis for opposition by antigovernment forces outside the highlands. Those forces argued that it was the government’s promotion of indigenous values that introduced racism into the process...