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Cover -- The Ethics Of Exile: A Political Theory Of Diaspora -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- 1: Introduction -- Reframing Exile Politics -- Situating The Narrative -- The Argument -- Method And Structure -- Conclusion -- 2: Exile -- The Functions Of Exile -- Three Elements: A Working Definition -- Exiles, Refugees, And Diasporas -- Exile Politics -- Conclusion -- 3: Exiles As Witnesses -- The Duty To Testify -- Exiles As Rescuers -- Three Objections -- The Limits Of Testimony -- Conclusion -- 4: Exiles As Solidary Intermediaries A Political Conception Of Solidarity -- The Limits Of Solidarity -- Solidary Intermediaries -- Exiles As Solidary Intermediaries -- Conclusion -- 5: Exiles As Co-authors -- Identity As Narrative -- Duties From Identity -- Identity In Exile -- Identity Politics In Exile -- Conclusion -- 6: Exiles As Stakeholders -- Principles Of Inclusion -- Exiles As Stakeholders -- Having A Say -- Conclusion -- 7: Exiles As Representatives -- Political Representation -- 'acting For' In Exile -- Authorization In Exile -- Accountability In Exile -- Conclusion -- 8: Exiles As Principled Disobedients Principled Disobedience -- Justifying Principled Disobedience -- Disobedience Beyond The Domestic Domain -- Justifying Transnational Disobedience -- Conclusion -- 9: Conclusion -- The Argument -- Implications -- Bibliography -- Index Ashwini Vasanthakumar. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.