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Patrolling the boundaries of belonging? Courts, law and citizenship

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Conant Hofman Soennecken Vanahala Patrolling the Boundaries 2019 non-publisher version (440.8Kb)
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2019

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This chapter explores how courts and law have contributed to the evolution of citizenship. Theoretically, it draws on Christian Joppke’s distinctions between citizenship as status, rights, and identity as a means to analyse different facets of belonging within political communities. Substantively, it emphasizes the United States (US) and European Union (EU) as historical projects where law and courts were particularly important in constructing national and supranational citizenship, respectively. It also examines tensions evident in postnational memberships, such as the de facto partial citizenship of unauthorized immigrants and exclusion of many refugees from any citizenship.
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https://doi.org/10.4337/9781788113205.00034
http://hdl.handle.net/10315/38079
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