Shane Joshua Barter is Associate Professor at Soka University of America, where he serves as Director of the Pacific Basin Research Center. He has written several books and numerous journal articles related to Southeast Asia, armed conflicts, democracy, separatism, and territorial autonomy.William Ascher is the Donald C. McKenna Professor of Government and Economics at Claremont McKenna College. His research focuses on development policy, natural-resource and environmental policy, political psychology, and international organizations. His predominant geographic foci are Latin America and Southeast Asia.

• List of Tables and Figures – Acknowledgments – List of Abbreviations – Shane Joshua Barter/William Ascher: Internal Migration: Challenges in Governance & Integration — Alicia Elaine Luedke: Preventing and Responding to Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in and Around South Sudan’s Protection of Civilian (POC) Sites — Juan Esteban Zea: How IDPs Navigate the Resettlement Process in Bogotá, Colombia — Lee J. M. Seymour/Marek Brzezinski: Unsettled States: Displacement, Governance, and Integration in the South Caucasus — Rumela Sen: Competing Mobilization of Tribal and Class Identity: Politics of Internal Migration in North India — Vineeta Yadav: The Political Economy of Special Economic Zones and Internal Displacement in India — Isabelle Côté: "Adopting Migrants as Brothers and Sisters"—Fictive Kinship as a Mechanism of Conflict Resolution and Conflict Prevention in Lampung, Indonesia — Shane Joshua Barter: Displacement and Reintegration in Aceh, Indonesia — Ivan V. Small: Vexed Returns: Vietnamese Returnee Interactions With Home and State — Contributor Biographies — Index.

Shane Joshua Barter is Associate Professor at Soka University of America, where he serves as Director of the Pacific Basin Research Center. He has written several books and numerous journal articles related to Southeast Asia, armed conflicts, democracy, separatism, and territorial autonomy.William Ascher is the Donald C. McKenna Professor of Government and Economics at Claremont McKenna College. His research focuses on development policy, natural-resource and environmental policy, political psychology, and international organizations. His predominant geographic foci are Latin America and Southeast Asia.

• List of Tables and Figures – Acknowledgments – List of Abbreviations – Shane Joshua Barter/William Ascher: Internal Migration: Challenges in Governance & Integration — Alicia Elaine Luedke: Preventing and Responding to Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in and Around South Sudan’s Protection of Civilian (POC) Sites — Juan Esteban Zea: How IDPs Navigate the Resettlement Process in Bogotá, Colombia — Lee J. M. Seymour/Marek Brzezinski: Unsettled States: Displacement, Governance, and Integration in the South Caucasus — Rumela Sen: Competing Mobilization of Tribal and Class Identity: Politics of Internal Migration in North India — Vineeta Yadav: The Political Economy of Special Economic Zones and Internal Displacement in India — Isabelle Côté: "Adopting Migrants as Brothers and Sisters"—Fictive Kinship as a Mechanism of Conflict Resolution and Conflict Prevention in Lampung, Indonesia — Shane Joshua Barter: Displacement and Reintegration in Aceh, Indonesia — Ivan V. Small: Vexed Returns: Vietnamese Returnee Interactions With Home and State — Contributor Biographies — Index.

Shane Joshua Barter is Associate Professor at Soka University of America, where he serves as Director of the Pacific Basin Research Center. He has written several books and numerous journal articles related to Southeast Asia, armed conflicts, democracy, separatism, and territorial autonomy.William Ascher is the Donald C. McKenna Professor of Government and Economics at Claremont McKenna College. His research focuses on development policy, natural-resource and environmental policy, political psychology, and international organizations. His predominant geographic foci are Latin America and Southeast Asia.

• List of Tables and Figures – Acknowledgments – List of Abbreviations – Shane Joshua Barter/William Ascher: Internal Migration: Challenges in Governance & Integration — Alicia Elaine Luedke: Preventing and Responding to Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in and Around South Sudan’s Protection of Civilian (POC) Sites — Juan Esteban Zea: How IDPs Navigate the Resettlement Process in Bogotá, Colombia — Lee J. M. Seymour/Marek Brzezinski: Unsettled States: Displacement, Governance, and Integration in the South Caucasus — Rumela Sen: Competing Mobilization of Tribal and Class Identity: Politics of Internal Migration in North India — Vineeta Yadav: The Political Economy of Special Economic Zones and Internal Displacement in India — Isabelle Côté: "Adopting Migrants as Brothers and Sisters"—Fictive Kinship as a Mechanism of Conflict Resolution and Conflict Prevention in Lampung, Indonesia — Shane Joshua Barter: Displacement and Reintegration in Aceh, Indonesia — Ivan V. Small: Vexed Returns: Vietnamese Returnee Interactions With Home and State — Contributor Biographies — Index.