Exceptional Violence: Embodied Citizenship in Transnational Jamaica
A study of violence, citizenship, and transnational identity in Jamaica, drawing on ethnographic research to explore social and political life.
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Exceptional Violence examines the intersections of violence, citizenship, and transnational identity in Jamaica.
The book draws on ethnographic research to explore how violence shapes social and political life.
It situates Jamaican experiences within broader global and historical contexts.
The work considers the embodied dimensions of citizenship and belonging.
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