Mobility, Refuge, and Exclusion: Rethinking the Indian Ocean as a Space of Liminality (Paperback)

This academic monograph examines the Indian Ocean Region as a liminal space shaped by colonial legacies and contemporary humanitarian crises. Drawing on the case of Rohingya refugees, it explores how postcolonial nations have inherited patterns of imperial bordering, creating zones where sovereignty is blurred and human mobility is both enabled and constrained.

Key Features

• In-depth academic analysis of the Indian Ocean Region
• Examines statelessness, surveillance, and refugee crises
• Uses the Rohingya refugee case as a central case study
• Applies the concept of liminality to postcolonial governance
• A valuable resource for students and researchers in international affairs

Product Details

• Genre: International Affairs / Political Science
• Subject: Migration, refugee studies, and postcolonial studies
• Language: English
• Publisher: Prints Publications Pvt Ltd
• Format: Paperback

Product Specifications

• ISBN: 9789366975344
• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• Weight: 200 g
• Publisher: Prints Publications Pvt Ltd

Country Of Origin: India