Gender, conflict and migration
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TextSeries: Women and migration in Asia ; v. 3Publication details: New Delhi Sage Publications 2006Description: 310p. 23 cmISBN: - 9780761934554
- 305.906914 22 GE-
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| 305.9069120973 GH-W I was their American dream : a graphic memoir / | 305.906914 CL- Climate change and displacement multidisciplinary perspectives | 305.906914 FO- Forced migration and global processes a view from forced migration studies | 305.906914 GE- Gender, conflict and migration | 305.906914 IN- Internally displaced people a global survey | 305.906914 OB-E Exile and belonging refugees and state policy in South Asia | 305.9069140954 LO-L Land acquisition, displacement and resettlement in Gujarat 1947-2004 |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Muktir Gaan, the raped woman and migrant identities of the Bangladesh war / Nayanika Mookherjee -- Speaking violence : Pakistani women's narratives of partition / Furrukh A. Khan -- Violence and home : Afghan women's experience of displacement / Saba Gul Khattak -- Migration/dislocation : a gendered perspective / Urvashi Butalia -- Women after partition : remembering the lost world in a life without future / Anasua Basu Raychaudhury -- Between Tamil and Muslim : women mediating multiple identities in a new war / Darini Rajasingham-Senanayake -- Contesting 'infantalisation' of forced migrant women / Rita Manchanda -- Gender, borders and transversality : the emerging women's movement in the Burma-Thailand borderlands / Mary O'Kane -- Can the women flee? -- gender-based persecution, forced migration and asylum law in South Asia / Oishik Sircar -- Gender-based persecution : the case of South Asian asylum applicants in the UK / Anthony Good.
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