The Nexus among Place, Conflict and Communication in a Globalising World

Chapter 1 Frames and Intersections of Studies of Place, Conflict and Communication

Chapter 2 The Strain to Hold Ground: Site-Based Conflict and an Indigenous Ideology of Water and Place

Chapter 3 Conflict in South Sudanese Communities Living in Australia

Chapter 4 Explorations of Place, Communication and Conflict: Navigating Local and Global Contexts in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Classrooms

Chapter 5 Conflicting Communication About the Ownership and Meaning of Places in a School in South West England

Chapter 6 How Prostitution and Sex Work Created Conflict in Public Discourses in Dublin

Chapter 7 Court-Annexed Mediations Within Singapore: A Complex Interface Between Individual Place and the Court Environment

Chapter 8 ‘Restoring Right Relations’: With Oneself, with a Place, with the Past

Chapter 9 ‘Democracy’ as Ideology in Education: Tracing Indexicality Through Conflict, Place and Communication

Chapter 10 ‘Siting’ Voice in Stories of Conflict: Bounding Conflict in Place and Time Through Social Memory and Acts of Remembering

Chapter 11 Remembering and Forgetting First Nations in Australia: Unsettling the Silence on the Founding and Building of a New Nation

Chapter 12 Re-forging Military Cohesion in Exile: Zimbabwean Army Deserters in South Africa