Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS V
3. FOREWORD VII
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XI
5. Introduction 1
6. ONE. When Trust Is on Trial: Negotiating Refugee Narratives 13
7. TWO. Trust, Abuse of Trust, and Mistrust among Cambodian Refugee Women: A Cultural Interpretation 36
8. THREE. Torture, Refuge, and Trust 56
9. FOUR. (Mis)Trusting Narratives: Refugee Stories of Post-1922 Greece and Post-1974 Cyprus 73
10. FIVE. On Ropes of Memory: Narrating the Palestinian Refugees 87
11. SIX. Refugees as Foreigners: The Problem of Becoming German and Finding Home 102
12. SEVEN. Starting Over: How, What, and for Whom Does One Write about Refugees? The Poetics and Politics of Refugee Film as Ethnographic Access in a Media-saturated World 126
13. EIGHT. Fostering Trust in a Climate of Fear 151
14. NINE. Transforming Trust: Dispossession and Empowerment among Palestinian Refugees 168
15. TEN. Afghanistan’s Muhajirin (Muslim “Refugee-Warriors”): Politics of Mistrust and Distrust of Politics 187
16. ELEVEN. In Search of the Locus of Trust: The Social World of the Refugee Camp 207
17. TWELVE. Forms, Formations, and Transformations of the Tamil Refugee 225
18. THIRTEEN. State-centered Refugee Law: From Resettlement to Containment 257
19. CONTRIBUTORS 279
20. INDEX 281