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The Rohingyas, who have borne the worst of fragmented governance in India over the past few years have seen the systematic dismantling of even the limited "fragmented protections" that were once available.
Out earlier this year, the third paper from my PhD conceptualises “fragmented protection” as emerging from the context of fragmented refugee governance in India.
Thank you so much @nicholasmaple.bsky.social! Glad the paper was of interest :)
In Journal of Refugee Studies, we look at how an escalating politics of visibility over the past decade impacts refugees across India, prompting state-led surveillance, internal mobility, community policing, and aggravating power hierarchies and community trust -->
In Global Networks, I look at translocal network building spaces and 'community formation' for refugees + the growing shift towards multi-sited transnationalism for refugees, involving digital spaces, transnational families, and extended diaspora networks -->
Inaugurating my 🦋 with a thread on two recent papers of mine, both part of my doctoral research — - my research looks at Rohingya refugees in India, experiences of the 'state' in different geographies + refugee networks ->
