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Citizens, Governance and Democratic Politics (Abstract)

Samir Kumar Das

University of Calcutta & Calcutta Research Group Email: [email protected]

The new initiative of updating the National Register of Citizens (NRC) for Assam – only the latest in the series of many such initiatives in recent years – marks the arrival of a new regime citizenship in India. While the first part dwells on an understanding of the complex nature of this regime, the second part reflects on how labour – particularly cheap and unskilled labour – is sought to be disenfranchised within the template of this new citizenship regime. The third part develops the argument that democratic politics today reaches a point in which it is no longer subsumed under the politics of citizenship and seeks to find out with the help of our recently conducted ethnographic studies how such excesses are enacted at the very site of citizenship.

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