Emma Cox is Lecturer in Drama and Theatre, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. She is editor of Staging Asylum: Contemporary Australian Plays about Refugees.

• Series Editors' PrefaceForeword by Peter SellarsPart 1: Politics and MythopoeticsLanguagesStoriesArtistsAudiencesPart 2: The Migrant Nation'Captured Outside'The Myth of Autochthonous OriginsAsylum Seekers, Refugees and BorderlinesLeveraging Indigenous BelongingPart 3: The Migrant CityTime and TacticsLondon: Arrival CapitalCape Town: Desegregating SpaceToronto: Multicultural ConfigurationsConclusionFurther Reading.

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Emma Cox is Lecturer in Drama and Theatre, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. She is editor of Staging Asylum: Contemporary Australian Plays about Refugees.

• Series Editors' PrefaceForeword by Peter SellarsPart 1: Politics and MythopoeticsLanguagesStoriesArtistsAudiencesPart 2: The Migrant Nation'Captured Outside'The Myth of Autochthonous OriginsAsylum Seekers, Refugees and BorderlinesLeveraging Indigenous BelongingPart 3: The Migrant CityTime and TacticsLondon: Arrival CapitalCape Town: Desegregating SpaceToronto: Multicultural ConfigurationsConclusionFurther Reading.

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Emma Cox is Lecturer in Drama and Theatre, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. She is editor of Staging Asylum: Contemporary Australian Plays about Refugees.

• Series Editors' PrefaceForeword by Peter SellarsPart 1: Politics and MythopoeticsLanguagesStoriesArtistsAudiencesPart 2: The Migrant Nation'Captured Outside'The Myth of Autochthonous OriginsAsylum Seekers, Refugees and BorderlinesLeveraging Indigenous BelongingPart 3: The Migrant CityTime and TacticsLondon: Arrival CapitalCape Town: Desegregating SpaceToronto: Multicultural ConfigurationsConclusionFurther Reading.

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