Settling the Citizen, Settling the Nomad: ‘Habitual offenders’, rebellion, and civic consciousness in western India, 1938–1952

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@kalramnath Sarah Gandee @GandeeSarah, Dakxinkumar Bajrange, & Will Gould @willgupshup "Settling the Citizen, Settling the Nomad" & also Will's book with Sarah Ansari "Boundaries of Belonging" 😊 https://t.co/748e99ABGh

RT @TheUtopianCity: Love this paper. Congrats Dakshin Chhara ⁦⁦@GandeeSarah⁩ ⁦@willgupshup⁩ People need to read this to understand the con…

RT @HinchyJessica: .@GandeeSarah & @willgupshup do you know your article with Dakxinkumar Bajrange on citizenship, decolonisation & the "cr…

Love this paper. Congrats Dakshin Chhara ⁦⁦@GandeeSarah⁩ ⁦@willgupshup⁩ People need to read this to understand the contemporary condition. https://t.co/tb5fAUgctC

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