Governing India in Cybertime: Biometric IDs, Start-Ups and the Temporalised State

Overview of attention for article published in South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies (Series 1), June 2019

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@nargesbajoghli @g_nar I just looked it up too! Posting the article here; actually the whole issue is on biometrics in India https://t.co/BUjKqD6Op5

08 Dec 2020

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RT @southasiajsas: In an analysis of India’s biometric identification programme, Vijayanka Nair argues that the Aadhaar project contributes…

06 Jul 2019

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In an analysis of India’s biometric identification programme, Vijayanka Nair argues that the Aadhaar project contributes to a distinctive temporalisation of the contemporary Indian state. https://t.co/AYFiZHGgKg

06 Jul 2019

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Holtz Center member, Vijayanka Nair, publishes article on Governing India in Cybertime @UWHumanities Governing India in Cybertime: Biometric IDs, Start-Ups and the Temporalised State https://t.co/pplvDBpnWG https://t.co/glJkGF3TKB

27 Jun 2019

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