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THE LONG PARTITION AND THE MAKING OF MODERN SOUTH ASIA REFUGEES,BOUNDARIES,HISTORIES ENGLISH
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TextPublication details: INDIA PENGUIN 2007Description: THICK,HARD BOUNDISBN: - 97-80670082056
- 1 954 4842
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eps-library General Stacks | Non-fiction | 954 4842 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | IN THIS REMARKABLE STUDY BASED ON MORE THAN TWO YEARS OF ETHNOGRAPHIC AND ARCHIVAL RESEARCH, VAZIRA FAZILA-YACOOBALI ZAMINDAR ARGUES THAT THE COMBINED INTERVENTIONS OF THE TWO POSTCOLONIAL STATES WERE ENORMOUSLY IMPORTANT IN SHAPING THESE MASSIVE DISPLACEMENTS. SHE EXAMINES THE LONG, CONTENTIOUS, AND AMBIVALENT PROCESS OF DRAWING POLITICAL BOUNDARIES AND MAKING DISTINCT NATION-STATES IN THE MIDST OF THIS HISTORIC CHAOS. | 4842 |
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