Becoming a Population: Seeing the State, Being Seen by the State, and the Politics of Eviction in Cape Town

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RT @SnehaAnnavarapu: Thinking thru evictions in Cape Town,@grundrza asks: how do municipal governments decide which occupations to evict &…

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Thinking thru evictions in Cape Town,@grundrza asks: how do municipal governments decide which occupations to evict & which to tolerate? The paper shows how rather than taking “populations” as a given, this status should be understood as an outcome. (3

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RT @grundrza: My latest piece on land occupation and eviction "Becoming a Population: Seeing the State, Being Seen by the State, and the Po…

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RT @grundrza: My latest piece on land occupation and eviction "Becoming a Population: Seeing the State, Being Seen by the State, and the Po…

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