Towards a theory of diaspora formation through conflict deterritorialization

Building on different cases of conflicts in homelands triggering diaspora mobilization, we develop a theory formation through processes conflict deterritorialization. We argue that an armed the country origin can trigger specific countries settlement and transnational space, depending actors involved particular context both home host countries. suggest this non-linear process happen at individual collective levels, turn migrant into diasporic as well mobilize individuals for action. This argue, builds narratives about from homeland, residence, can, turn, lead to autonomization settings.