Publisher's Synopsis
Displacement is a key paradigm of our time, for who can afford not to move, to shift, to change, to develop and improve - or to be moved, shifted, displaced? Situatedness is a key condition for solid and sustainable practices, in politics, arts, research or otherwise. Yet situatedness is not something we can take for granted today. What is the meaning of situatedness within displacement? In this book we address conditions, experiences and subjectivity as shaped by the tension(s) between displacement and situatedness.
