E-raamat: Beyond Bali: Subaltern Citizens and Post-Colonial Intimacy

"This is a good book by which to gain insight and orientation on the contemporary experience of Balinese migrants and exiles in the Netherlands." - Ramon Guillermo, *International Journal of Asian Studies*, May 2019 "Ana Dragojlovics *Beyond Bali* is a meaningful contribution to translocal diaspora and mobility studies as well as Asian and European studies [ ...] Dragojlovic moves seamlessly between her ethnographic encounter with the Balinese diaspora and engagement with studies on postcolonialism, citizenship, and subjectivity [ ...] Overall, *Beyond Bali* is a must-read tour de force." - Iqra Anugrah, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, USA, *Pacific Affairs*: Volume 91, No. 4 December 2018 "Ana Dragojlovic's richly recounted, lovingly written, and often intensely moving ethnography explores the transnational anxieties of identity, using the concept of "post-colonial intimacy" to bring to the fore the conflicted situation of these doubly alienated transnational islanders in search of the assurance of familiar roots= The grace of her prose is a fitting frame for the story of a people who face uncertain futures with the elegance and poise for which their heritage has long been famous." - _Michael Herzfeld_