Titlebook: Citizenship and its Others; Bridget Anderson (Professor of Migration and Citiz Book 2015 The Editor(s) 2015 Citizenship.migration.racism.s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-61057-8curious creatures disqualified from its graces. This vexed and variegated spectrum of citizenship’s others commands our attention and incites our critical scrutiny, not least because, sooner or later, we discover ourselves among them.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-28522-9acism and nationalism carve the world into separate state territories within which some people are seen to belong while others are not. The immigration and border controls of nation-states enclose us in these enclaves and tell us that our lives will be good, safe and worthwhile if only we can keep ourselves separated from the others.

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Introduction,nship, global citizenship and so on. Citizenship talk also infuses popular debates and political practices, where its internal contradictions are often exposed: Is citizenship a privilege or a right? Is naturalisation a means of facilitating integration or a reward for integration? There have been c

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Can Family Migrants Be Good Citizens?,deologies of gender that are often obscured in the disembodied notions of the liberal individual who consents to the social contract. Using the substantial changes made to the family migration policies in the United Kingdom in July 2012 as a focus for the analysis,. I will consider values and norms