Statelessness and citizenship : a comparative study on the benefits of nationality
This highly original and thought-provoking book will strongly appeal to a wide-ranging audience including academics, researchers, students, human rights activists and government officials with an interest in a diverse range of fields encompassing law, international studies, public policy, human rights and citizenship.
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9781849808996, 9781849800679, 9781781952153, 1849808996, 1849800677, 1781952159
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Contents: 1. Statelessness and the Deprivation of NationalityBrad K. Blitz and Maureen Lynch2. Nationality and RightsLaura van Waas3. Citizenship in Kenya: The Nubian CaseAbraham Korir Sing’Oei4. From Erased and Excluded to Active Participants in SloveniaJelka Zorn5. From Statelessness to Citizenship: Up-country Tamils in Sri LankaP.P. Sivapragasam6. Citizenship Reform and Challenges for the Crimean Tatars in UkraineRustem Ablyatifov7. The Urdu-speakers of Bangladesh: An Unfinished Story of Enforcing Citizenship RightsKatherine Southwick8. Mauritania: Citizenship Lost and FoundJulia Harrington Reddy9. Statelessness, Citizenship and Belonging in EstoniaRaivo Vetik10. Arabia’s BidoonAbbas Shiblak11. Summary and ConclusionsMaureen Lynch and Brad K. Blitz12. EpilogueJames A. GoldstonBibliographyIndex
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