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Bordering: Creating, contesting and resisting practice
Elise Klein/ Uma Kothari
DOI: 10.21307/borderlands-2020-001
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Borderlands journal
Culture, Politics, Law and Earth
Environment and Governance Research Group, UNSW
Subject: Anthropology , Area Studies , Arts & Humanities , Communication Studies , Cultural Studies , Ethics , History , Humanities, Multidisciplinary , International Relations , Law , Literature , Philosophy , Planning & Development , Political Science , Social Sciences, Philosophy & Law , Sociology , Theatre , Urban Studies , Women's Studies
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