Lyon, 2001 - Google Patents

Under my skin: from identification papers to body surveillance

Lyon, 2001

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2139343930389954634
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Lyon D
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Documenting individual identity: The development of state practices in the modern world

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Arussian PROVERB say s that humans may be thought of as" body, soul, and passport" and a few years ago I suggested this be updated to" body, soul, and credit card." 1 The point, of course, is that documenting individual identity underwent a shift in the twentieth century …
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