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075927
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New Delhi, Pentagon Press, 2007.
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xiv, 500p.Hbk
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8182742536
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025471
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Lahore, National documentation centre, 1983.
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ii, 306p.hbk
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Vol. III
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033954
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Lohore, National documentation centre, 1983.
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lxvii, 529p.: ill.hbk
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Vol. I
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164049
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This paper examines the geographies of Partition through an analysis of the Punjab Boundary Commission hearings of July 1947. The paper asks: what happens when geographical expertise is transported from ‘the field’ to courtrooms and government offices? I argue that geography was transformed, and was managed and limited by the legal framework that judged evidence according to its own rules. Examining select records of the Punjab Boundary Commission, I argue that the courtroom created certain assumptions about the nature and role of evidence in boundary-making negotiations. Rather than applying evidence to create a workable boundary, evidence was put to work in often contradictory ways in order to lend competing political claims an air of geographical authority.
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