Explore the complex world of exile politics with this insightful study on Bhutan’s homeland activists. Discover how activism functions like an ‘ecosystem,’ where geographical proximity to the homeland, particularly in South Asia, offers crucial advantages. This book reveals the dual nature of proximity in regions like India and Nepal – a source of power for organizing and lobbying, yet also a site of significant risk and precarity for refugee mobilizers. Essential for students of political science, South Asian studies, and international relations, it offers critical insights into diaspora movements and geopolitical dynamics.