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"A distinctive and imaginative account of the peculiar and often mystified enclaves or ‘fragmented territories’ on the border between India and Bangladesh. . . . Cons offers a rich and nuanced ethnography of multiple dimensions of everyday struggles, contestations, and opportunities in Dahagram. . . . Sensitive Space opens new conceptual avenues for analyses on the Indo-Bangladeshi border as well as border studies more generally."

-- Prithvi Hirani * Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography *

"Cons . . . allows his rich ethnographic material to reveal the complexities of postcolonial sovereignty, insecurity, and precarity. The result is a highly readable, theoretically acute, and sharply insightful work."

-- Sankaran Krishna * Journal of Asian Studies *

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    A Paperback / softback by Jason Cons, K. Sivaramakrishnan, Padma Kaimal

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      Publisher: University of Washington Press
      Publication Date: 25/03/2019
      ISBN13: 9780295744247, 978-0295744247
      ISBN10: 0295744243
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review

      "A distinctive and imaginative account of the peculiar and often mystified enclaves or ‘fragmented territories’ on the border between India and Bangladesh. . . . Cons offers a rich and nuanced ethnography of multiple dimensions of everyday struggles, contestations, and opportunities in Dahagram. . . . Sensitive Space opens new conceptual avenues for analyses on the Indo-Bangladeshi border as well as border studies more generally."

      -- Prithvi Hirani * Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography *

      "Cons . . . allows his rich ethnographic material to reveal the complexities of postcolonial sovereignty, insecurity, and precarity. The result is a highly readable, theoretically acute, and sharply insightful work."

      -- Sankaran Krishna * Journal of Asian Studies *

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