Titlebook: Gendered Citizenship; Manifestations and P Bishnupriya Dutt,Janelle Reinelt,Shrinkhla Sahai Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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The Dilemmas of Performative Citizenshipsports continue to tell us apart as citizens of one state rather than another, to invest us with some rights rather than others, made susceptible to state surveillance, be constructed as minority or majority, upper or lower caste, black or white or another hybrid ‘race’, and enmeshed in laws that ci

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Unmasking the Face of Gendered Citizenship: Anupama Chandrasekhar’s , and ,argues for women’s liberation from the sexual double standard that polices their lives in both private and public spheres, and curtails their freedom or risk-taking behaviours. Furthermore, I argue that to insist on the ‘right to risk’ is to resist increased patriarchal surveillance or protectionism

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The Legal Unspeakable: Rape in 1980s Bombay Cinemahe blatant abuse of power by the police and bias in the judgments on rape trials led to women’s mobilization across the country. Public meetings, poster campaigns, street theatre, signature campaigns, rallies, and demonstrations created a high visibility for the campaign. Rape became a major issue f

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The Glasgow Girls: Many Faces of Child Asylum Seekerstinued to fight such harsh treatment, particularly on families with children, and achieved success in making these practices politically unacceptable. The story of the ‘Glasgow Girls’ was first told in two BBC documentaries in the series, ., in 2005 and 2006. In 2012, Cora Bissett and David Greig, w

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Is a Trafficked Woman a Citizen? Survival and Citizenship in Performancend non-state organisations that work with trafficking survivors. This essay looks at the characteristics of gendered citizenship (since most survivors of human trafficking are women and children), and analyzes the ways these attributes exclude or complicate the lives of survivors. It identifies a nu

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‘Processing’ Vulnerability, Trauma and Recovery for Women Victims: Rehabilitation Through Tools fromation programmes that are developed and used by Breakthrough, and the anti- trafficking/recovery/empowerment based programmes on dance and movement therapy by Kolkata Sanved—this paper intends to construct a set of possible gendered ideas of ‘being’, ‘well-being’, and ‘becoming’ in the context of th