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The Affective Politics of Labelling in Egypt Post-2013
The process and consequences of labelling groups and individuals has been a central concern for sociology and anthropology present in the writings of those considered founders of the disciplines, through development of cultural studies, criminology, and, in more recent times considerations of affect...
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