I Sidet: Forced Exile introduces us to internally displaced persons and those who have crossed international borders, becoming refugees. Feminist perspectives and critical assessment of non-governmental organizations are also explored in this film. Religion and location also play a part. If any of these topics inspire you as research topics in class, explore some of the following books available on the fourth floor or electronically. China’s homeless generation: voices from the veterans of the Chinese Civil War, 1940s-1990s Fan, Joshua • 2011; Routledge NYU Shanghai Library (China) Main Collection (DS777.542 .F36 2011) Contesting feminisms: gender and Islam in Asia Ahmed Ghosh, Huma • 2015; SUNY Press Empowering Women after the Arab Spring Shalaby, Marwa • 2016; Springer Identity and power in narratives of displacement Powell, Katrina M.• 2015; Taylor and Francis Shanghai Library (China) Main Collection (JV6346 .P69 2015) Islam, gender, and democracy in comparative perspective José Casanova • 2017; OUP Oxford Making peace: the contribution of international institutions G. Devin • 2011; Palgrave Macmillan NYU Shanghai Library (China) Main Collection (JZ5538 .F3713 2011) Moroccan Feminist Discourses Sadiqi, Fatima. author • 2014; Springer Poverty and morality: religious and secular perspectives Galston, William A.; Hoffenberg, Peter H. • 2010; Cambridge University Press Religion, theory, critique: classic and contemporary approaches and methodologies Richard King • 2017; Columbia University Press Sanctuary and asylum: a social and political history Rabben, Linda • 2016 NYU Shanghai Library (China) Main Collection (K3268.3 .R335 2016) Women in the Muslim World Beck, Lois • 1978; Harvard University Press Women’s movements in post-“Arab Spring” North Africa Sadiqi, Fatima • 2016; Springer