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Fractured Settlements

Re-enclaving the Borderland Chhitmohol

Surya Sankar Sen

Fractured Settlements

Fractured Settlements

Re-enclaving the Borderland Chhitmohol

Fractured Settlements

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This book examines the exchange of enclaves, or chhitmohols, between India and Bangladesh, challenging the assumption that it was merely a territorial issue. It uncovers the intricate and multifaceted dynamics of adaptation to argue that even in statelessness, they remained locally embedded.

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This book examines the exchange of enclaves, or chhitmohols, between India and Bangladesh, challenging the assumption that it was merely a territorial issue. It uncovers the intricate and multifaceted dynamics of adaptation to argue that even in statelessness, they remained locally embedded.

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9781032835143
Pagina's
216
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Politicologie
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1
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Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Ltd

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