Exceptional Violence: Embodied Citizenship in Transnational Jamaica
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Exceptional Violence: Embodied Citizenship in Transnational Jamaica

by Deborah A. Thomas

Sociology Anthropology Caribbean Studies
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Deborah A. Thomas examines embodied citizenship in transnational Jamaica in this focused scholarly study. Addressing violence, identity, belonging, and citizenship, the book offers readers an opportunity to engage with questions surrounding Jamaican and transnational social and political experience.

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Exceptional Violence is a scholarly work by Deborah A. Thomas.

The book focuses on embodied citizenship in transnational Jamaica.

Its subject brings together questions of violence, identity, belonging, and citizenship.

This title will interest readers exploring Jamaica and transnational social and political life.

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