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This course will examine Hannah Arendt’s claim that the most “symptomatic group” of contemporary politics is “the existence of an ever-growing new people comprised of stateless persons.” We will consider what, if anything, this group may be a symptom of and its consequences for theories of law and politics. Among other authors we will read Arendt, Agamben, Brown, Foucault, Moten, Said, and Somers. A final paper of 20-30 pages is required.