title: Remembering and dealing with violent past: diasporic experiences and transnational dimensions
abstract: Much of the world's migration today is driven by civil wars, armed conflicts, genocide and other forms of large-scale violence.These experiences have long-lasting effects on individuals who are forced to migrate and rebuild their lives in new contexts, while coming to terms with the violence they have experienced.The papers in this special issue explore the transnational and transgenerational effects of the violent conflict, focusing on how diasporic communities deal with the memories and legaci
journal: Ethnic and Racial Studies