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CIDRN Publication: Hopeful Places

Chris McConville has published an edited book Hopeful Places. This collection is based on papers originally presented at CIDRN’s conference, Place and Displacement:
Chris McConville (2015) HOPEFUL PLACES: Migration and belonging in an unpredictable era
Chapters include:
* Paula Fernandez Arias — Resettlement as an identity-building process
* Dvir Abramovich — Exiled Citizens: Holocaust remembrance in the first decade of Israeli statehood and the gradual shift in attitudes in the 1980s
* Irene Bouzo — Adaptation after displacement: A case study of the Temple Society Australia
* Gemma Tulud Cruz — Living in the Interstice: An Asian case of Contestations against marginalisation
* Mike Dee — Urban public space and the marginalisation of children and young people
* Johannes Pieters — Recovering from bushfire related housing loss; lessons from Susan’s journey to home
* Vivian Gerrand and Yusuf Sheikh Omar — The Arts as cultural and identity resources for Somali youth in Australia: Nadia Faragaab’s “Kronologies”
* Christopher Sommer — A place apart? The representation of place, identity and displacement in the special exhibition “The Mixing Room” at the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa
* Marsha Berry and Catherine Gomes — Pinning poetry to place: making sense of place in the Pilbara
* Brigitte Lewis — If I’m not using rationality to know, then who am I?
* Robert Pascoe and Michael Deery — Representations of culture: research structures for textual, graphic, aural and moving image sources
* Karen Berger — Finding belonging in an uncountry
To purchase: https://www.amazon.es/HOPEFUL-PLACES-Migration-belonging-unpredictable/dp/1925138577
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The Community Identity and Displacement Network brings together academic staff from a variety of discipline bases with teaching and research expertise. We provide an education and research training
that reflects the demographic realities of the western region of Melbourne, and place these in a national and global framework.

   

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