...On Barak Abstract Figurations of body, community, and politics traversed India and the Ottoman world along the artificial coaling archipelago that connected both via legal islands of extraterritoriality and other technologies in the Red Sea. Examining this system and the ethnic groups that operated...

... . “ Old Borderlands: Sovereignty and Autonomy in the Hyderabad Deccan, ca. 1800–2010 .” Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 40 , no. 3 ( 2020 ): 000 – 00 . Can Lâle . “ The Protection Question: Central Asians and Extraterritoriality in the Late Ottoman Empire...

... subject — ​a figure that repeated transitions between military and who until this time was represented as a communal democratic rule have transformed the institution and extraterritorial subject of religious solidarity. of elected local government into a tainted...

...—across space and time. Analyzing the geopolitics of deserts offers a new lens on the extraterritorial lines of connection that have long united the US Southwest and the Middle East, as well as the imperial projects that political, economic, and scientific leaders have built together. Viewed through...

... such as of community.” 2 2 Diasporas are extraterritorial concerts, art exhibits, and film festivals. Sev- but nevertheless continue to be bound to some eral offer Farsi classes for children, and some degree by the state systems in which they oper- provide instruction...

... engaged the states that governed them through claims to civic and political rights, as well as other social entitlements. On Barak focuses on the connections between the British and Ottoman empires, where the process of minoritization was attached to concerns with extraterritoriality and the groups who...

... scales. And In other words, a more accurate way of thinking while there is significant geographical and topical of their actual contents would be “extraterritorial” overlap among the forum’s essays...

... of these are claims made by people who by virtue of their statelessness and extraterritorial exclusion have no actual place in the body politic. In this sense, as Agier notes, camps preempt perhaps the most important emergent modality of politics today, “the occupation of space by individuals and groups who were...

... and to their extraterritorial linkages mostly years after 1990 fosters proliferation of multiple with India. Blaming the inefficiency of the elected viewpoints and their articulation within a vibrant governments to contain the Maoist rebellion dur- press, whether the concept of duplicity can mean- ing the initial...

... and to their extraterritorial linkages mostly years after 1990 fosters proliferation of multiple with India. Blaming the inefficiency of the elected viewpoints and their articulation within a vibrant governments to contain the Maoist rebellion dur- press, whether the concept of duplicity can mean- ing the initial...

... and to their extraterritorial linkages mostly years after 1990 fosters proliferation of multiple with India. Blaming the inefficiency of the elected viewpoints and their articulation within a vibrant governments to contain the Maoist rebellion dur- press, whether the concept of duplicity can mean- ing the initial...

... and to their extraterritorial linkages mostly years after 1990 fosters proliferation of multiple with India. Blaming the inefficiency of the elected viewpoints and their articulation within a vibrant governments to contain the Maoist rebellion dur- press, whether the concept of duplicity can mean- ing the initial...

... it is a naked truth that draws attention to the failure of the parliamentary a democratic polity like Nepal during the fourteen parties and to their extraterritorial linkages mostly years after 1990 fosters proliferation of multiple with India. Blaming the inefficiency of the elected viewpoints...

... it is a naked truth that draws attention to the failure of the parliamentary a democratic polity like Nepal during the fourteen parties and to their extraterritorial linkages mostly years after 1990 fosters proliferation of multiple with India. Blaming the inefficiency of the elected viewpoints...

... or nation-states that ensure extraterritorial protections of merchants, payments of dividends, and enlargement of tax revenues to finance imperial state formation. During the year of the Company's formal and final demise in 1874, 50 million pounds were derived from salt and 6 million from opium. In an era...

... of Nehru's Worldview: Uncovering the Roots of Nehruvian Non-Alignment .” International History Review 41 , no. 6 ( 2019 ): 1276 – 1300 . Lysa Hong . “ ‘Stranger within the Gates': Knowing Semi-Colonial Siam as Extraterritorials .” Modern Asian Studies 38 , no. 2 ( 2004 ): 327 – 54...

... the globe required the government of India to take notice, “the transnational dimension” of political agitation by Indians abroad underscoring “the extraterritorial imaginary of nationalists who took up the concerns of diasporic Indians in their emerging discourse about nationhood,” a connection “reinforced...

... zashteh bedehkar nist: Goftogu ba Peyman Vahabza- the term ‘extraterritorial’ [borunmarzi] to designate Iranian expatriate literature advanced an idea the official and canonical, but in looking for that carries insights into this complex issue. the origins of rebelliousness in Persian litera- 509...

... flag, yet was an economic rather that year, he trumpeted the economic progress than a diplomatic institution, it created the ap- already underway: “European capital has been pearance of extraterritoriality and posed a threat cast out.”91 Chicherin’s...

... agendas. As UPC leaders regrouped in the British Cameroons and affiliated with pro-independence and pro-unification party leaders there in 1956 and 1957, Louisia took up the legal issue of extraterritorial policing and surveillance that French administrators, security, and intelligence personnel had...