"The Whole World Is Watching": Intimate Geopolitics of Forced Eviction and Women's Activism in Cambodia
"The Whole World Is Watching": Intimate Geopolitics of Forced Eviction and Women's Activism in Cambodia
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10.1080/00045608.2014.944452
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2014-11-02
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Brickell, Katherine
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Brickell, Katherine
通过2013年2月对来自万谷湖（金边一个受到威胁的知名社区）的妇女进行的14次深入采访（1），本文认为，强迫驱逐的发生和反对强迫驱逐的行动是“亲密地缘政治”的体现。“这篇文章展示了强制驱逐反映和发酵的家庭，机构，民族国家和东南亚地缘政治转型之间的多重关系。强迫驱逐被框定为一个地缘政治问题，它导致对日常生活的最深层次的侵犯，它激发了积极的公民意识和集体行动，向不同的受众证明了剥夺的不公正，它使女性活动家的亲密关系更加脆弱。在这样做的过程中，它描绘了万谷湖妇女如何通过公开质疑种族灭绝后国家侵犯人权的必然性来改写柬埔寨的政治剧本。
Through fourteen in-depth interviews(1) conducted in February 2013 with women from Boeung Kak Lake-a high-profile community under threat in Phnom Penh-this article argues that the occurrence of, and activism against, forced eviction is an embodiment of "intimate geopolitics." The article demonstrates the manifold relationship that forced eviction reflects and ferments between homes, bodies, the nation-state, and the geopolitical transformation of Southeast Asia. Forced eviction is framed as a geopolitical issue, one that leads to innermost incursions into everyday life, one that has spurred on active citizenship and collective action evidencing the injustices of dispossession to diverse audiences, and one that has rendered female activists' intimate relationships further vulnerable. In doing so, it charts how Boeung Kak Lake women have rewritten the political script in Cambodia by publicly contesting the inevitability accorded to human rights abuses in the post-genocide country.