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Episode 11: From Bureaucracy to Bullets: Extreme domicide and the right to home
On this episode of CRSP Talk, we welcome Centre for Research on Security Practices researchers Bree Akesson and Andrew Basso to talk about their new book Bureaucracy to Bullets: Extreme Domicide and the Right to Home. We discuss Bree and Andrew's work in warn-torn countries around the world, including their thoughts on how domicide can be applied to the Russian assault on Ukraine.
Guests
- Dr. Bree Akesson, Canada Research Chair (Tier II) in Global Adversity and Wellbeing; Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Work and Social Justice & Community Engagement (SJCE) Graduate Program; Associate Director, Centre for Research on Security Practices (CRSP)
- Dr. Andrew Basso, Researcher affiliated with the Laurier Institute for the Study of Public Opinion and Policy (LISPOP)
With help from: Dr. Samantha Henderson
Links and Resources Mentioned in This Episode
- From bureaucracy to bullets: Extreme domicide and the right to home by Bree Akesson and Andrew Basso
- Destruction of homes a war crime by Bree Akesson and Andrew Basso
- The right to home: Domicide as a violation of child and family rights in the context of political violence by Bree Akesson, Andrew Basso, Myriam Denov
- “We may go, but this is not my home”: Experiences of domicide and resistance for Palestinian children and families by Bree Akesson
- Cumulative domicide: The Sayisi Dene and destruction of home in mid-twentieth century Canada by Andrew Basso, Patrick Ciaschi, Bree Akesson
- Castle and cage: Meanings of home for Palestinian children and families by Bree Akesson
- outofplaceresearch.com
- domicide.org
Support and Funding for This Episode
This episode was produced by Avery Moore Kloss from Folktale Studio.