Titlebook: Vietnamese Refugees In Southeast Asian Camps; Linda Hitchcox Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990

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The Vietnamese Community of Refugees, family as opposed to the state as the organising principle of daily life. From the Vietnamese point of view, the ‘limbo’ quality of the camp experience is a partial expression of what it means to be a refugee.

过分自信

Introduction,has been no previous period in history when the Vietnamese have left their homeland in such large numbers.. The following chapters explain why people decided that they had no choice but to leave. The journey is described, the physical transition from Vietnam to the camps, and what the movement means

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Movement and Change,blic of Vietnam in the South after a long and bitter war firstly against the French, once the ruling colonial power, and then, when they were defeated in 1954, against the United States of America. The Vietnamese who fled from communism in the following years sought sanctuary in the refugee camps of

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The Process of Escape,rst must surely be over if they can only complete the journey. However, the spatial transition which is involved draws its immense significance from the fact that it is also a movement between the social statuses of citizen and refugee. For the duration of the episode the person lives outside any ad