Titlebook: Identification and Registration Practices in Transnational Perspective; People, Papers and P Ilsen About (Postdoctoral Research Fellow),Jam

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A Paper Trap. Exiles versus the Identification Police in France during the Interwar Periodnts cannot be detached from the body, and possessing this power of embodiment they act to bind the identified and the identifiers.. The belief that gives ID papers their value as replicas is a basic foundation of trust that ties these two parties.. All the parties involved acknowledge the ability of

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Denouncing and Resisting. Identity Assignment Policies in France, 1970–2010ften seem to have stemmed from power struggle issues. Indeed, identity allocation processes have always been known to raise objections and trigger individual shunning or bypassing strategies, as well as more institutionalized forms of protest targeting the underlying logics of these efforts.. Hence,

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