The Situated Politics of Belonging

Introduction /PART ONE MULTICULTURALISM COSMOPOLITANISM AND CONTEMPORARY POLITICS OF BELONGING/Belongings in a Globalising and Unequal World/Rethinking Translocations/Culture Identity and Rights/Challenging Contemporary Discourses of Belonging/Domestic Cosmopolitanism and Structures of Feeling /The Specifity of London/A Cartography of Resistance/The National Federation of Dalit Women/PART TWO: RACISMS SEXISMS AND CONTEMPORARY POLITICS OF BELONGING/Im/Possible Inhabitations/An Inhospitable Port in the Storm/Recent Clandestine West African Migrants and the Quest for Diasporic Recognition/Alterity and Belonging in Diaspora Space/Changing Irish Identities and `Race'-Making in the `Age of Migration'/Recognition Respect and Rights/Refugee Living on Temporary Protection Visas (TPVx) in Australia/Gender and Caste Conflicts in Rural Bihar/Dalit Women As Arm Bearers/PART THREE HUMAN RIGHTS MILITARY INTERVENTIONS AND CONTEMPORARY POLITICS OF BELONGING/The Judgement of Evil and Contemporary Politics of Belonging/National Interests National Identity and `Ethical Foreign Policy'/Australians in Guantanamo Bay/Graduations of Citizenship and the Politics of Belonging/The Enemy of My Enemy is Not my Friend/Women's Rights Occupation and `Reconstruction' in Iraq/Legislating Utopia? Violence against Women/Identities and Interventions