Refugees. Identity and the State :Tibetan and Tamil histories of citizen becoming in South Asia

难民对承认政治的参与如何改变了公民身份？以印度最大的两个难民社区--藏人和来自斯里兰卡的印度泰米尔人--在身份重建中维护群体权利的尝试为切入点，我试图介绍公民身份研究中由下而上的历史、身份和地区特定的细微差别，以及在边界、列举和编纂方面不断变化的做法，这些做法允许民族国家规范甚至--往往是武断地--谁是公民，谁不是公民。

How has refugee participation in the politics of recognition transformed citizenship? Foregrounding refugee attempts in the reconstruction of identity to assert group rights, by the two largest refugee communities in India: Tibetans and Indian Origin Tamils from Sri Lanka as an entry point, I attempt to introduce ground up-historical, identity and area-specific nuances in the study of citizenship and the shifting practices in bordering, enumeration and codification that allows the nation-state to regulate and even define - often arbitrarily - who is and isn't a citizen.