Contents

pp v-v

Acknowledgements

pp vi-viii

Series Preface

pp ix-x

Introduction: Feelings and Migrants Come and Go, and Some Stay/Stick

pp 1-14

Part I - Empathy

pp 15-18

1 - Witnessing as an Expression of Critical Empathy: An Examination of Audience Responses to a Refugee-Themed Documentary

pp 19-31

2 - Jacinda Ardern and the Politics of Leadership Empathy: Towards Emotional Communities of Transformation

pp 32-44

Part II - Aspiration

pp 45-48

3 - Asian Americans and Asian Australians on Screen: Aspiring to Centre the Community Through Comedy

pp 49-62

4 - Aspiration for Collective Progress: Diversity and Digital Intimacy as Practised by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (US), Sadiq Khan (UK) and Jagmeet Singh (Canada)

pp 63-76

Part III - Belonging

pp 77-80

5 - Refugee Storytellers Claim Belonging: Agency, Community and Change Through the Arts

pp 81-93

6 - Belonging as Affect: Towards Paradigms for Reciprocal Care in Community-Based Research

pp 94-107

Conclusion: Care and Resilience in the Face of Increasing Precarity – COVID-19 and Beyond

pp 108-120

References

pp 121-140

Index

pp 141-147