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UID:euroseas-2024-contested-belonging-solidarity-and-survival-amongst-southeast-asian-migrant-communities-1
SUMMARY:Contested Belonging: Solidarity and Survival amongst Southeast Asian Migrant Communities (1)
LOCATION:REC A2.07
DESCRIPTION:Southeast Asia is home to hundreds of thousands of migrants and
  refugees, many of whom do not hold official papers. These include countles
 s Southeast Asians fleeing persecution, such as the Rohingya or Karen from 
 Myanmar, as well as economic migrants, including Indonesians seeking employ
 ment in Malaysia. As within the wider world, migration has generated palpab
 le – if exaggerated – political anxiety. Many migrants in Southeast Asia ha
 ve few rights and suffer from state-sanctioned harassment, marginalisation,
  and economic disenfranchisement. But belonging is more than a matter of le
 gality and citizenship; it denotes a series of aesthetic judgements, and st
 rategies to navigate and survive in one’s environment. Moreover, charities,
  humanitarian volunteers, and religious organisations frequently support di
 splaced people either financially or with basic social services. These crea
 te new social bonds that alter notions of citizenship and belonging. This p
 anel will bring together a range of studies that explore the liminality of 
 migrant experiences in contemporary Southeast Asia in order to ask how migr
 ant communities reconfigure categories of invisibility and legal exclusion,
  and what this may tell us about belonging on the ‘margins’. Researchers fr
 om or located within Southeast Asia are particularly welcome to participate
  in this panel. The panel will serve to prepare a special issue on the same
  topic.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/contested-belonging-solidarity-and-survival-amongst-southeast-asian-migrant-communities
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240725T140000
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DTSTAMP:20240919T035600
UID:euroseas-2024-contested-belonging-solidarity-and-survival-amongst-southeast-asian-migrant-communities-2
SUMMARY:Contested Belonging: Solidarity and Survival amongst Southeast Asian Migrant Communities (2)
LOCATION:REC A2.07
DESCRIPTION:Southeast Asia is home to hundreds of thousands of migrants and
  refugees, many of whom do not hold official papers. These include countles
 s Southeast Asians fleeing persecution, such as the Rohingya or Karen from 
 Myanmar, as well as economic migrants, including Indonesians seeking employ
 ment in Malaysia. As within the wider world, migration has generated palpab
 le – if exaggerated – political anxiety. Many migrants in Southeast Asia ha
 ve few rights and suffer from state-sanctioned harassment, marginalisation,
  and economic disenfranchisement. But belonging is more than a matter of le
 gality and citizenship; it denotes a series of aesthetic judgements, and st
 rategies to navigate and survive in one’s environment. Moreover, charities,
  humanitarian volunteers, and religious organisations frequently support di
 splaced people either financially or with basic social services. These crea
 te new social bonds that alter notions of citizenship and belonging. This p
 anel will bring together a range of studies that explore the liminality of 
 migrant experiences in contemporary Southeast Asia in order to ask how migr
 ant communities reconfigure categories of invisibility and legal exclusion,
  and what this may tell us about belonging on the ‘margins’. Researchers fr
 om or located within Southeast Asia are particularly welcome to participate
  in this panel. The panel will serve to prepare a special issue on the same
  topic.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/contested-belonging-solidarity-and-survival-amongst-southeast-asian-migrant-communities
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240725T160000
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