Contested Home : Asylum-seeking in Switzerland and the Politics of Belonging, Place, and Religion
»Home« is both personal and political, static and dynamic, familiar and unfamiliar. Through ethnographic research with asylum-seekers at a church-based refugee program in Basel, Switzerland, Katherine Kunz explores the role of government, church, volunteers, and refugees in defining belonging. By ex...
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