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Sovereign Atonement: (Non)citizenship, Territory, and State"?Making in Post"?Colonial South Asia

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/anti.12661?af=R Abstract

This paper explores the question of universal"?particular through the anti"?war Pashtun Tahaffuz (Protection) Movement in Pakistan. With its demands couched in the language of pain, rights to life and "dignity", the PTM mobilises popular Pashtun sentiments as a "partisan universal": a political formulation which achieves the common good even as it attends to particular interests. However, within the re"?formulated urban question in post"?9/11 Pakistan, PTM also attempts to make common cause with other ethnic"?spatial communities through shared"?but situated and differentiated"?experiences of dispossession. Thus, the PTM's "dialectic of experience" is a partisan universal in search of a "concrete universal": a non"?totalising but encompassing and open universality, a universal politics which works through the particularity of specific groups' experiences. It is in this terrain of political practice, and its attendant theoretical articulations, that we will find the"?contingent and processual"?resolution of the transition from particularity to universality.

» Author: 2> <p>The former border enclaves of Bangladesh and India, which were small pieces of one state entirely surrounded by the other, existed as extraterritorial spaces from 1947 until 2015. Since these spaces were subject to state violence but remain

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