Abstract:Forced migration is deeply rooted in the local, national, regional, and global politics of nation states. In Southeast Asia, it has been, and remains, intensely experiential, and policy actions cannot be understood in abstract or normative terms. Member states differ greatly in economic, social, and political terms, and thus how they perceive their interests. Individually and collectively through ASEAN, they have tended to act defensively with respect to forced migration, but with accommodations and regional r… Show more
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