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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction: If You Don't Do Theory, Theory Will Do You | |
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| The Technology of Race and the Logics of Exclusion: The Unruly, Naturalization, and Violence | |
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| First Dimension: Taming the Unruly | |
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| Second Dimension: Naturalizing the Unruly | |
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| Race as a Tool for Sovereign Power: Dividing Populations | |
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| Enframing Race: Vulnerability and Violence | |
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| The Violence of Law: Sovereign Power, Vulnerable Populations, and Race | |
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| Law, Violence, and Undecidability | |
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| Sovereign Power | |
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| Unruly and Vulnerable Populations | |
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| The Racialization of a Population | |
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| The Unruly and the Vulnerable Manifested as Categories of Law: Immigrants, Aliens, Enemies | |
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| The Unruly: Strangeness, Madness, and Race | |
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| Strangeness | |
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| Huntington and Rawls: Islam, Madness, and the Menace to Liberalism | |
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| Difference, Madness, and Race | |
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| Liberal Hegemony and Heterogeneous Populations | |
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| The Newest Unruly Threat: Muslim Men and Women | |
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| The Racializing and Outcasting of Muslims in the United States | |
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| Culture, Heterogeneity, and the Foreigner: Unruly Women | |
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| Producing Race: Naturalizing the Exception Through the Rule of Law | |
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| Exceptions and the Rule of Law | |
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| Constitutional Rights: Political? Human? | |
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| Border-Populations: Boundary, Memory, and Moral Conscience | |
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| The Third Term: Pariah Populations as a Border-Guard | |
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| Pariahs, Border-Populations, and Moral Gauges: The Example of Black Americans | |
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| Furthering State Interests: Dividing Populations Against Each Other | |
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| Concealing and Unconcealing: Multiple Border-Guards and Outsiders | |
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| Technologies of Race and the Racialization of Immigrants: The Case of Early Twentieth-Century Asian Indians in North America | |
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| The Great "Hindu" Migration | |
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| Political Resistance or Insurgency? | |
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| Racialization | |
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| Invisibility | |
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| Conclusion: Toward a Political Philosophy of Race | |
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| Notes | |
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| Works Cited | |
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| Index | |