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... rural Colombia urban Colombia encomienda haciendas in Colombia internally displaced people ...

... of an internally displaced person who escaped violence by taking refuge in Bogotá in 1997. rural Colombia urban Colombia encomienda haciendas in Colombia internally displaced people ...

... transborder mechanisms to enhance dialogue between states and Indigenous Peoples. Grounded in a historical perspective, this chapter documents violations of the fundamental rights of Indigenous Peoples related to state borders, including internal displacement, assimilation, and isolation, often as a result...

... place only in the continental United States, this chapter analyzes how this transnational network of camps used varying logics of racialized military detention, Indigenous displacement, and racial liberal biopolitics as it evacuated and interned Asian and Indigenous peoples across lands acquired for US...

... and Indigenous Peoples. Grounded in a historical perspective, this chapter documents violations of the fundamental rights of Indigenous Peoples related to state borders, including internal displacement, assimilation, and isolation, often as a result of large-scale infrastructure development in borderlands...

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... 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...

... excerpts from the Youth Union’s governing statute (as amended in 2004), the organization describes and justifies its internal structure, ideological orientation, and “systems of struggle.” The statute emphasizes the beneficial aspects of membership for young people, while making clear that the “moral...