Q:

Is there an antonym for the word dislocation?

For my PhD research I am writing about the metaphorical displacement of people (as in "they drove me out of their group", "he was snatched away before his time"). Essentially there are a variety of synonyms I use going from dislocation, to delocalization, deportation, forced migration, and exile (though exile is a bit different). 
The one I use most often is delocalization. So here is my question

Is delocalization an understandable term?
Does it have an antonym? That antonym would have to mean something as 'the attachment of people to a  place.' I have been using the word localization so far, but somehow I feel might be more about locating something or someone, rather than attaching oneself to a location.

A:

Is there an antonym for the word dislocation?

In legal or medical usage the antonym for dislocation is relocation.
Governments and diplomats use the term voluntary return or repatriation.

