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Katherine Brickell. Home SOS
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Guide
Pages
RGS‐IBG Book Series
Home SOS. Gender, Violence, and Survival in Crisis Ordinary Cambodia
List of Figures
List of Abbreviations
About the Author
Series Editor’s Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter One Fire in the House. Introduction
Crisis Ordinaries of Domestic Violence and Forced Eviction
The Survival-Work of Domestic Violence and Forced Eviction
The Gender‐Based Violences of Domestic Violence and Forced Eviction
Converging Research Trajectories
Overarching Methodological Approaches
Structure of the Book
Endnotes
Chapter Two Conceptualising Domestic Crises. Introduction
Crisis Ordinary and Survival‐Work
Bio‐necropolitics and Precarity
Intimate War and Slow Violence
Law and Lawfare
Rights to Dwell
Conclusion
Endnotes
Chapter Three National Trajectories of Crisis in Cambodia. Introduction
National Trajectories
Pre‐revolutionary Cambodia (Pre‐1970)
The Khmer Rouge Regime (1975–1979)
The People’s Revolutionary Party of Kampuchea (1979–1989)
Re‐opening Windows to the World (1989 Onwards)
From Battlefield to Marketplace
Order and Stability
Endnotes
Chapter Four Attrition Warfare, Precarious Homes, and Truncated Marriages. Introduction
Domestic Violence in Cambodia
Intimate Wars of Attrition
Altruistic Politics of the Crisis Ordinary
Domestic Violence as Forced Eviction
Forced Eviction in Cambodia
Intimate Wars of Attrition
Deathly Foundations of ‘Development’
Conclusion
Endnotes
Chapter Five Un(Invited) and (Un)Eventful Spaces of Resistance and Citizenship. Introduction
Legislating Against Domestic Violence
Harmonising Discord: Cambodia’s 2005 Domestic Violence Law
Box 5.1 Key articles in The Law on the Prevention of Domestic Violence and the Protection of Victims (RGC 2005) Scope
Prevention and Protection of Victims
Penalties
Precarious Economics of Help‐Seeking
Contesting Forced Eviction
Defending Home: Women’s Leadership Against Forced Eviction
Hitting a Stone with an Egg: Women’s Defiant Tactics
Conclusion
Endnotes
Chapter Six Intimate Wounds of Law and Lawfare. Introduction
The Law and Lawfare of Domestic Violence
Reconciled to Violence
Fatal Wounds of Local Reconciliation
The Law and Lawfare of Forced Eviction
State‐Sponsored Violence Against Female Activists and the Politics of Omission
Forced Eviction, Marital Breakdown, and Domestic Violence
The Lawfare of Incarceration
Box 6.1 Timeline of BKL women’s arrest, incarceration, and release
Conclusion
Endnotes
Chapter Seven Dwelling in the Crisis Ordinary. Introduction
Inhabiting the Fire: Dwelling in the Crisis Ordinary
Fanning the Fire: Political Geographies of Home
Legislating the Fire: Towards a Feminist Legal Geographies Project
Conclusion
Endnote
References
Index
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