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Mathematik für Wirtschaftswissenschaftlerenship and immigration reform as well as some of the discourses promoting recent identity systems. The notion of community is often inserted into these debates at the same time when ‘individualising’ ethos and practices are being encouraged within the very same context. These articulations are expre

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Mathematik für Wirtschaftswissenschaftlerhes to the notion of biopolitics so as to account for the multifaceted and, at times, paradoxical nature of contemporary forms of governing the life of the individual and the population. This paradoxical dimension is mostly apparent when the figure of the citizen is starkly juxtaposed with that of t

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Recombinant Identities: Biometrics and Narrative Bioethics,ology and identity systems, the age-old question of ‘who is who?’ continues to occupy a central stage, not only because of its highly political relevance, especially to issues relating to the much contested domain of membership and the attribution of rights and obligations, but also because of its i

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Identity Securitisation and Biometric Citizenship,And like many other concepts, security too has undergone many transformations in its meaning, use and function. As such, it is worth starting off the discussion by considering some of these transformations. This will also help us pave the way for analysing and understanding what is involved in the p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-01143-9e remaining chapters and explicating the key theoretical framework that underlies this project. The first section of the chapter is primarily concerned with defining ‘biometrics’. Instead of limiting the term to its technical definitions, this section proceeds by placing biometrics within a historic