Living Enforced Exile and Enforced Materiality

Looking at humanitarian relief materiality as a kind of forced materiality, the research puts forth an analysis of how enforced displacement and enforced materiality are interconnected and seeks to find the effect of humanitarian materiality on cultural practices and to discover the intersections between exilic relief materiality and embodied aspects of forced migration.

Author Maliheh Bayat Tork
(Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Göttingen)