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Borderlands (Definitions (Borderlands as political constructs (Baud and…

- - - - social divisions
    - - path to claim national ownership
      - abolishing of the monarchy
      - federal structure
    - - weak in regard to projecting its power beyond the capital
        
        poor infrastructure
        
        inequalities
    - - international assistance needed
      - expected victory for democrats, however the maoist won power
  - - - In indias favour, currency pegged to indian rupee as well as cultural structures
- - - - Nepal- strong civil and political rights under democratic reform
      - Sri Lanka- economic development instead of representation, financialisation of the peace process
  - - - post war transitions of power becoming re-spatialised (culturalised, geographically, sociologically etc)
- - - - Ceylon citizenship act 1948. barred Tamils (minority) from equal rights to the majority sinhalese
      - LTTE sought justice for tamils
        
        socially constructed borders between government controlled and LTTE controlled territory as well as physical limitations
        
        enabled for further political reach and control (taxes, police judiciary, etc)
        
        state building process
        
        overlapping authority create rebellious borderlands
  - - - domestic and nationalist support