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082			_a307.760981 _bHOL
100			_aHolston, James _966075
245			_aInsurgent citizenship : disjunction of democracy and modernity in Brazil
260			_aNew Jersey _bPrinceton University Press _c2008
300			_axvii,396,ip.
440			_aFormation series Ed. by Paul Rainbow _965712
505			_aCONTENTS List of Illustrations and Tables xi Preface xiii Part 1 Disruptions Chapter 1 Citizenship Made Strange 3 Public Standing and Everyday Citizenship 15 Particular Citizenships 18 Treating the Unequal Unequally 25 History as an Argument about the Present 33 Part 2 Inequalities Chapter 2 In/Divisible Nations 39 Comparative Formulations 41 French Indivisibility 44 American Restriction 52 Brazilian Inclusion 62 Chapter 3 Limiting Political Citizenship 82 The Surprisingly Broad Colonial Franchise 83 Restrictions with Independence 88 A Long Step Backward into Oligarchy 100 Urbanization and the Equalization of Rights 104 Chapter 4 Restricting Access to Landed Properly 112 Property, Personality, and Civil Standing 113 Land, Labor, and Law 116 The Tangle of Colonial Land Tenure 118 National Land Reform, Slavery, and Immigrant Free Labor 123 The Land Law of 1850 131 Land Law and Market Become Accomplices of Fraud 136 Illegality, Inequality, and Instability as Norms 142 Chapter 5 Segregating the City 146 Center and Periphery 147 Evicting Workers and Managing Society 157 Autoconstructing the Peripheries 165 Social Rights for Urban Labor 186 A Differentiated Citizenship 197 Part 3 Insurgencies Chapter 6 Legalizing the Illegal 203 The Illegal Periphery 206 A Case of Land Fraud in Jardim das Camélias 213 Histories of Dubious Origins 219 Federal Ownership Claims: Sesmarias and Indians 220 Ackel Ownership Claims: Fosse and Squatter's Rights 223 The Ownership Claims of Adis and the State of São Paulo 224 The Misrule of Law 227 Chapter 7 Urban Citizens 233 New Civic Participation 235 TheMobilization of Lar Nacional 241 Reinventing the Public Sphere 247 New Foundations of Rights 253 Rights as Privilege 254 Contributor Rights 260 Text-Based Rights 264 Part 4 Disjunctions Chapter 8 Dangerous Spaces of Citizenship 271 Everyday Incivilities 275 In/Justice 284 Gang Talk and Rights Talk 300 Insurgent Citizenships and Disjunctive Democracies 309 Notes 315 Bibliography 361 Index 375
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