"One of the most beautiful things I've seen," he said, "is a displaced family coming back from their displacement in the north of Sudan.
They were designed to displace 2643-2706 t at a normal loading, and at full combat load their displacement rose to 2963-3180 t.
For many, the first sign of their displacement came on the way home from work.
Yet, so far EU leaders have shown no collective political will to solve the causes of their displacement.
Initial opposition came from lower-income residents and their advocates, who sought a greater voice and compensation for their displacement.
They do not so much nod to history as revel in their displacement - the enigma of an impossible monumentality.
Their displacement expresses itself through the gangs, which offer loyalty and solidarity and also the release and excitement of violence.
Emboldened by survival, and desperate to lose themselves in their adoptive country, Berger's parents embraced America as an antidote to their displacement.
What he does, he says, is "what used to be called 'human geography': writing about place - about people's place in place, and their displacement in it".
Their homes are destroyed; they become refugees, and in their displacement they become vulnerable to disease and death from exposure and malnutrition.
Among Iraqis, thousands have had trouble reinventing themselves in this country, which bears considerable responsibility for their displacement with its long war.
