Democratic societies: liberalism biopolitics and sovereignty

Mitchell Dean

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    Abstract

    Table of Contents Preface Introduction: States of Imagination / Thomas Blom Hansen and Finn Stepputat I. State and Governance “Democratic Societies”: Liberalism, Biopolitics, and Sovereignty / Mitchell Dean Governing Population: The Integrated Child Development Services Program in India / Akhil Gupta The Battlefield and the Prize: ANC’s Bid to Reform the South African State / Steffen Jensen Imagining the State as a Space: Territoriality and the Formation of the State in Ecuador / Sarah A. Radcliffe II. State and Justice The South African Truth and Reconcilliation Commission: A Technique of Nation-State Formation / Lars Buur Recontructing National Identity and Renegotiating Memory: The Work of the TRC / Aletta J. Norval Rethinking Citizenship: Reforming the Law in Postwar Guatemala / Rachel Sieder Governance and State Mythologies in Mumbai / Thomas Blom Hansen III. State and Community Before History and Prior to Politics: Time, Space, and Territory in the Modern Peruvian Nation-State / David Nugent Urbanizing the Countryside: Armed Conflict, State Formation, and the Politics of Place in Contemporary Guatemala / Finn Stepputat In the Name of the State? Schools and Teachers in an Andean Province / Fiona Wilson The Captive State: Corruption, Intelligence Agencies, and Ethnicity in Pakistan / Oskar Verkaaik Public Secrets, Conscious Amnesia, and the Celebration of Autonomy for Ladakh / Martijn van Beek
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationStates of imagination
    Subtitle of host publicationethnographic explorations of the postcolonial state
    Place of PublicationDurham, NC
    PublisherDuke University Press
    Pages41-64
    Number of pages24
    ISBN (Print)9780822327981
    Publication statusPublished - 2001

    Keywords

    • political anthropology
    • postcolonialism

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