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PODCAST – Episode 84: Grandfather Clauses

24/07/2026

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Extending citizenship to marginal communities is one way states grab power and influence, as well as subjects, away from rival powers. But shopping among rival "protectors" gives individuals agency, too. Çiğdem Oğuz and Jonathan Conlin discuss the "paperscapes" of nationality on the margins of the Ottoman Empire.

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