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327   $aIntroduction : non-elite cosmopolitanism in the Brexit era -- 'India's my heart, and I know I'm an Indian' : histories of mobility and fixity -- 'If not you, they can get ten different workers in your place' : racial capitalism and workplace resistance -- 'We're not just guardians of the area but of the whole city' : urban citizenship struggles and the racialised outsider -- 'And then we just let our creativity take over' : cultural production in a provincial city -- Conclusion : the immigration debate and common anger in dangerous times.
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