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Imperial Sorting Grids: Institutional Logics of Diversity and the Classificatory Legacies of the First Wave of European Overseas Expansion

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  • Peter Stamatov, 2017. "Imperial Sorting Grids: Institutional Logics of Diversity and the Classificatory Legacies of the First Wave of European Overseas Expansion," Working Papers 20170009, New York University Abu Dhabi, Department of Social Science, revised Oct 2017.
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