Titlebook: Gender, Identity and Migration in India; Nasreen Chowdhory,Paula Banerjee Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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ing of engendered displacement.The book focuses on voices?of displaced women who constitute a critical part of the migration process through an unravelling of the engendered displacement. It draws attention to the various processes, methods and approaches by national and international human rights a

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Claudia Sanchez Bajo,Bruno Roelantsological bearings of forced migration studies. These, referred to by Loren Landau as ‘tyrannies of partnerships’, which tend to exacerbate inequalities as they seek to reverse them, are an essential aspect of our work (Hyne et al. 2014; Landau 2012; Banerjee 2012).

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Production of Knowledge and Methodologies in Conflict Induced Displacement and Forced Migration142). It is further argued that the ‘a(chǎn)uthority and role of the experts (mostly of whom is dominated by the West) is often looked at as “having dubious value” in the eyes of the marginalised communities’ (Heron, .. London: Sage, 1996: 4).

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Interrogating Camps in Forced Migration Studies: The Exceptionality of South Asially tethered to. The blurred cultural boundaries that were not analogous to the borders established by the modern nation-states of South Asia occasioned the emergence of a common sense of belonging among the people. In the absence of a legal framework for refugee protection, the ‘exceptionality’ of

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Gender and Invisible Migration: Understanding Sex Trafficking in Indiathe trafficked migration could have a most sordid face as well. Sexual exploitation is the most commonly identified form of human trafficking—about 80% of all trafficking cases (UNODC database). West Bengal shares international boundaries with three neighbouring countries, such as Nepal, Bhutan, and

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Gender, Gun and Guerrillas: Narratives from Maoist People’s War of Nepaly, mind, thoughts and desires were challenged. It is in light of claims like this, this chapter explores the challenges that women combatants faced in taking on a new role and identity as armed guerrillas, the transformations they lived and the forms of remembering through which they seek to retain

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Being with Difficulty and Uncertainty: Young Rohingyas in Children’s Homes of West Bengal