Marija Grujić is a Walter Benjamin Fellow at the European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder). She was a Researcher at the International Centre for Migration Policy Development in Vienna and has volunteered as a caseworker at leading refugee charities including the British Refugee Council and the Helen Bamber Foundation in London.

“This is an excellent and well written manuscript that covers an under-researched topic in an over-researched area … It is well thought through, thorough, empirically rich and conceptually sound.” • Dragana Kovacevic Bielicki, University of Bergen“The book offers a fine-grained and sensitive ethnographic analysis of the individual experiences of Serbs who were displaced from their homes in Kosovo …it provides a nuanced understanding of the act of "homing" in protracted displacement contexts.” • Carolin Leutloff-Grandits, European University Viadrina

• AcknowledgementsNotes on TextList of AbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1. Why Internally DisplacedKosovo Serbs? Gendered Nationalism and Homeland IntersectionsChapter 2. Place as a Facet of Belonging and Nonbelongingin Internal DisplacementChapter 3. Intersectionality and Biographical Narratives: Interpreting Displacement Beyond Borders and BinariesChapter 4. Displacement: Exploring Memory, Gender, and National BelongingChapter 5. Flight: Intersections of Gender and Age in Forced DisplacementChapter 6 Emplacement: The Estrangement of Dwelling and the ‘Normal Life’Chapter 7 Return: Home After Prolonged Internal DisplacementChapter 8. Oscillations of Belonging in Kosovo Serbs’ NarrativesConclusion: Unhomely Homeliness of National BelongingReferencesIndex

Marija Grujić is a Walter Benjamin Fellow at the European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder). She was a Researcher at the International Centre for Migration Policy Development in Vienna and has volunteered as a caseworker at leading refugee charities including the British Refugee Council and the Helen Bamber Foundation in London.

“This is an excellent and well written manuscript that covers an under-researched topic in an over-researched area … It is well thought through, thorough, empirically rich and conceptually sound.” • Dragana Kovacevic Bielicki, University of Bergen“The book offers a fine-grained and sensitive ethnographic analysis of the individual experiences of Serbs who were displaced from their homes in Kosovo …it provides a nuanced understanding of the act of "homing" in protracted displacement contexts.” • Carolin Leutloff-Grandits, European University Viadrina

• AcknowledgementsNotes on TextList of AbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1. Why Internally DisplacedKosovo Serbs? Gendered Nationalism and Homeland IntersectionsChapter 2. Place as a Facet of Belonging and Nonbelongingin Internal DisplacementChapter 3. Intersectionality and Biographical Narratives: Interpreting Displacement Beyond Borders and BinariesChapter 4. Displacement: Exploring Memory, Gender, and National BelongingChapter 5. Flight: Intersections of Gender and Age in Forced DisplacementChapter 6 Emplacement: The Estrangement of Dwelling and the ‘Normal Life’Chapter 7 Return: Home After Prolonged Internal DisplacementChapter 8. Oscillations of Belonging in Kosovo Serbs’ NarrativesConclusion: Unhomely Homeliness of National BelongingReferencesIndex