After deportation : ethnographic perspectives

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	The gendered politics of recognition and recognizability through political apology
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	20211100
	Taylor and Francis
	Dolan, Emma
	transitional justice \| postconflict situations \| apologies \| sexual abuse \| warfare \| rape \| sexual slavery \| visibility \| feminism \| politics \| gender aspects \| reparations for torture \| World War 2 \| war on terror \| prisoner abuse \| Abu Ghraib prison (Iraq) \| reconciliation \| sexual torture \| recognition classification \| agents responsible for violations \| military personnel \| discourse analysis \| victimhood \| prostitutes, female \| United States \| Japan
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	Journal of human rights ; vol. 20, no. 5

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	After deportation : ethnographic perspectives
	English
	20180000
	Palgrave Macmillan
	Khosravi, Shahram (ed.)
	978-3-319-86117-3
	universal \| Cameroon \| Samoa \| Togo \| Mali \| Dominican Republic \| Afghanistan \| Jamaica \| United Kingdom \| Cape Verde \| deportation \| Cameroonians \| imprisonment \| Samoans \| former prisoners \| Togolese \| Malians \| social activism \| Dominicans \| Afghans \| compensation \| prostitutes, female \| Nigerians, female \| Jamaicans, female \| Cape Verdians \| adaptation \| social change \| ethnographic methods \| research methodology \| youth \| deportees \| deportees, female