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Tomoko Tokunagaowledge, know-how and practices that enabled the authorities to establish everyone’s identity with growing certainty and increase their influence on people’s personal life experience by collecting, shaping and exploiting growing amounts of individual data that made it possible to rearrange social re

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Tomoko Tokunagaotably the Nuremberg laws (1935) imposing so-called racial identities or the regulations on policing the social categories of ‘gypsies’ or criminals. Obviously any group identity or category is composed of numerous people who are individually the subjects of identity and identification and who are i

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he constructed mathematical model to predicting, controlling or extracting other useful information constitute a problem that has been drawing a lot of attention from engineering and gaining more and more importance in econo- metrics, biology, environmental science and other related areas. Over the

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Constructing Imagined Homes in the Deterritorialized World,t transcended the boundaries of countries and ethnicities. This chapter depicts the girls as diasporic agents and suggests the power of their imagination as they metaphorically bridge America, Asia, and the world.

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