Titlebook: Mapping South-South Connections; Australia and Latin Fernanda Pe?aloza,Sarah Walsh Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Days of the Dead: Australian Encounters with Violence in Contemporary Mexicobeen dominated by the physical presence of refugees from military dictatorships, as well as solidarity between anti-imperialist groups opposed to the United States’ policies in the continent. The killing of the Australian tourists suggested a newfound emotional proximity and connectedness to the vio

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as Transpacific Phenomenon: Indigenous Peoples’ Camps, Violence, Biopolitics, and Agamben’s here. In both locations across the Pacific this process has seen the lives of many Indigenous people lived out precariously in “camps”; this phenomenon is a reflection of the nature of the modern democratic states that have developed on their lands. This is best described as living in a state of exception, following the theory of Giorgio Agamben.

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Rethinking the Chile–Australia Transpacific Relationship in Light of Globalisation and Economic Progis argued that globalisation, as well as the increasing visibility of neoliberal policies, has led to a closer bilateral relationship, albeit in a context of uneven flows of capital and intra-national social inequalities.

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