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040 _aMAIN
041 _aEnglish
082 _a342.54083
_bKAP/MAK
100 _aKapur, R.
245 _aMakeshift migrants and law :
_bgender, belonging and postcolonial anxieties
_cby R. Kapur
260 _aLondon :
_bRoutledge,
_c2010.
300 _a239 p.
500 _aTable of Contents: Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. The Making of Migrant Chapter 3. Victims, whores, and wives: migrant women and the law Chapter 4. Sexual restraints: The construction of female sexual subjectivities in anti-trafficking discourse Chapter 5. The Citizen and the migrant subject: postcolonial anxieties, law, and the politics of exclusion/inclusion Chapter 6. The fear factor: Muslims, the Gujarat riots, and the purge from within Chapter 7. Conclusion: Insurrectional subjects. Bibliography About the Author Index
650 _aRefugee Law.
942 _cBK
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