- Human Geography, Geographies of Violence, Critical Geographies of Violently Divided Societies, Human Rights, Middle East Studies, Qualitative methodology, and 27 moreSpace and Place, Political Violence and Terrorism, Middle East Politics, Near Eastern Studies, Social Geography, Critical Geography, Political Geography and Geopolitics, Middle East & North Africa, Middle East Anthropology, Critical Geopolitics, International Relations of Middle East, Narrative and interpretation, Social Production of Space, Modern Middle East History, Life history, State Formation and Sovereignty in Middle East, Nigel Thrift, History of Modern Lebanon (Area Studies), Ethnicity and National Identity, Israel/Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, Alison Blunt, Jo Norcup, James Sidaway, Avril Maddrell, and Kevin Wardedit
- Areas of research interest: Critical geographies of violently-divided societies; literary geographies of societies e... moreAreas of research interest:
Critical geographies of violently-divided societies; literary geographies of societies enduring civil-war; place, political violence and non-violent resistance; critical geographies of the family in war-torn societies; comparative studies of sectarianism, self and socio-political space; critical geopolitics of the MENA and Sub-Saharan African regions; survivors of the disappeared and critical geographies of living; torture, trauma and the lived geographies of everyday; critical forced migration and refugee studies.edit
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This special issue of ACME is devoted to advancing critical geographic research on the global human tragedy that is enforced disappearance. According to seemingly conservative, recent estimates, there are over 53,0001 cases of unresolved... more
This special issue of ACME is devoted to advancing critical geographic research on the global human tragedy that is enforced disappearance. According to seemingly conservative, recent estimates, there are over 53,0001 cases of unresolved enforced disappearances across the globe (The United Nations Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances, 2011), while only 38 countries have ratified the 2006 United Nations Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (as of 2013, United Nations Treaty Collection). This admittedly limited picture reveals a significant global imbalance of justice toward the cessation of this geographically widespread practice of political violence. However, the legacy and implications of the pervasiveness of enforced disappearance yields a writhing effect. This impact the haunts spaces of the families of the disappeared, is located in the psyches of societies where systematic campaigns of enforced disappearance have been empl...
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