Titlebook: Exile Identity, Agency and Belonging in South Africa; The Masupatsela Gene Zosa De Sas Kropiwnicki Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Forward Breeding for Efficient Selection,s. Others define home in relation to affective relationships, passions and creative pursuits beyond territorial borders and place. Poetry, theatrical productions and art work reveal how returnees have derived meaning from exile across the life course, and have tried to make sense of their fragmented homes, identities and memories.

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Suresh Kumar Singla,Birbal Singhfor the liberation struggle. It has shaped the decision by many returnees to engage as agents of change in politics, civil society and academia. Among them, the Masupatsela Generation reminds the ANC of the values for which the organisation stood and around which their own childhoods were constructed.

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Roots and Routes of Exile: Materialism and Embodimentrica, often blended with memories appropriated from others and those reconstructed together with other returnees. Roots and routes into exile are understood through an appreciation of the temporal and relational nature of memory, children’s synaesthetic encounters and their agentic negotiations of everyday geographies.

Presbycusis

The Formal Repatriation of Children and Young Peopleterms of reintegration, the chapter discusses legal-policy and service provisions for documentation, indemnity, reparations, rehabilitation, vocational training and education. It highlights the documented challenges facing oversight and implementation organisations in terms of funding, capacity and public support.

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The Meeting of Myths and Realityr disappointment when their expectations failed to coincide with interpersonal and structural realities. Returnee children experienced socio-economic hardships, social exclusion, violence and discrimination; abandoned by the ANC and maligned by those who had remained. For many, return was the real exile.

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Identity and Belonging in Post-Apartheid South Africas. Others define home in relation to affective relationships, passions and creative pursuits beyond territorial borders and place. Poetry, theatrical productions and art work reveal how returnees have derived meaning from exile across the life course, and have tried to make sense of their fragmented homes, identities and memories.

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Obligations and Agency in Post-Apartheid South Africafor the liberation struggle. It has shaped the decision by many returnees to engage as agents of change in politics, civil society and academia. Among them, the Masupatsela Generation reminds the ANC of the values for which the organisation stood and around which their own childhoods were constructed.

外向者

Book 2017f civic duty on return to post-apartheid South Africa, and how this has led to the emergence of the Masupatsela generational cohort concerned with driving social and political change in South Africa. ??.

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2947-5724 and Childhood Studies.Adds value to the ongoing debate about.This book examines the experiences of 49 second-generation exiles from South Africa. Using “generation” as an analytical concept, it investigates the relational, temporal and embodied nature of their childhoods in terms of kinship relation

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