analysis of the Chadian context, Marielle Debos also questions the limit between war and peace. She considers violence “diffuse” and that “the logic of war leaves its mark on the times and spaces in which fighting is suspended” (2016: 5). Instead of using
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"Our Future Is Already in Jeopardy"
Duress and the Palimpsest of Violence of Two CAR Student Refugees in the DRC
Maria Catherina Wilson Janssens
Made in Nigeria
Duress and Upwardly Mobile Youth in the Biography of a Young Entrepreneur in Enugu
Inge Ligtvoet
in duress. Despite the fact that they often have more resources (financial and social) available to them, their long-term experience with a failing, absent government and with corruption does indeed affect and even limit the space in which they can
Religious Tourism
Analytical Routes through Multiple Meanings
Emerson Giumbelli
Translator : Jeffrey Hoff
” in 2016 that is presented as “a space of leisure and shopping.” The sanctuary website systematically uses the terms “devotee” and “pilgrim,” but at one point identifies itself as a “tourist complex.” In 2015, the Sanctuary of Saint Paulina hosted the
Migrant Residents in Search of Residences
Locating Structural Violence at the Interstices of Bureaucracies
Megan Sheehan
diverse actors. Situated in the interstices of these multiple bureaucratic articulations is fertile ground for the flourishing of structural violence. These in-between spaces are precisely what migrants must navigate through as they settle in Chile
Around Abby Day’s Believing in Belonging
Belief and Social Identity in the Modern World
Christopher R. Cotter, Grace Davie, James A. Beckford, Saliha Chattoo, Mia Lövheim, Manuel A. Vásquez, and Abby Day
disinterested, external positions” ( Knott 2005: 125 ) from which to examine religion. We do not occupy a neutral space but rather perpetuate and mold the ‘discipline of religion’ ( McCutcheon 2003 ); we are complicit in reifying this problematic social
Therese Sandrup
: 662). Inasmuch as such events bring attention to particular problems, they also provide a “cognitive space” for reevaluating and defining the political environment. Emotions are invisible forces that mediate the natural interdependence between embodied
Liminality and Missing Persons
Encountering the Missing in Postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina
Laura Huttunen
, I will explore some of the ways in which the issue of missing persons has been encountered in Bosnian society. First I will look at family associations as social and symbolic spaces of remembering, followed by a discussion of remembrance at home and
Introduction
Rethinking Resistance to Transitional Justice
Briony Jones and Thomas Brudholm
– 11 . 10.1353/hrq.2008.0014 Lilja , Mona . 2013 . Resisting Gendered Norms: Civil Society, the Juridical and Political Space in Cambodia . Farnham : Ashgate . McEvoy , Kieran , and Lorna McGregor . 2008 . “ Transitional Justice from Below: An
Violence and Identification
Everyday Ethnic Identity in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Torsten Kolind
. It is fair to say that violence plays an important part in constructing a general polarized atmosphere of “us and them,” but this does not say anything about how people react or relate to such a dichotomized space of identity: it is not violence that
Between Labor Migration and Forced Displacement
Wartime Mobilities in the Burkina Faso–Côte d’Ivoire Transnational Space
Jesper Bjarnesen
tendency to take the meaning of “home” for granted as fixed in space and time may jeopardize the security and well-being of refugees as they are sent “back” to a situation that may be more distressing than the one that caused their displacement in the first