Across
- 2. operates through norms and institutions—concept of governmentality. / Foucault
- 4. are 'imagined communities' shaped by media and narrative. / Anderson
- 5. planning often fails to see local realities; critiques top-down control. / Scott
- 6. can be commodified, especially for diasporic elites. / Rakopoulos
- 8. shapes public meaning through cultural representation. / Hall
- 10. state is an effect produced by everyday practices. / Mitchell
Down
- 1. is a discourse that supports imperial power. / Said
- 3. power is symbolically spatialized and embedded in everyday life. / Ferguson & Gupta
- 7. authority is experienced through bureaucratic intimacy and corruption. / Gupta
- 9. consciousness shapes transnational belonging. / Coutin