Titlebook: Citizenship on the Margins; State Power, Securit Yonique Campbell Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Relativity and Scientific Computingitical and economic structures. Critical aspects of Jamaica’s political culture, the contested nature of citizenship and the relationship between the state and citizens from different classes in Jamaica are explored.

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Security and Citizenship,of a juridical, legalistic framework that privileges the nation-state and those whose citizenship is made more readily accessible through institutions of the state. The security of the state, as shown in this chapter, is still the dominant paradigm in studies on security although it has been challenged by human and citizen security approaches.

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Relativity and Scientific Computingi) and the narratives of people about their rights and relationship with the state, which this chapter explores, provide a useful snapshot of the community in transition. Such a transition necessarily involves moving away from the ‘one order’ governance of the don to a re(assertion) of state power a

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Security, State Power and Citizenship: The Latin America and Caribbean Context,-like functions, have reconfigured notions of citizenship. While the community has always been critical to the embodiment and performance of citizenship, the security regimes in Latin America and Caribbean have made the localization of citizenship more pronounced in the lives of marginalized citizen

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Suspension of Rights, Security Operations and Dons: Opting Out of State Citizenship?,i) and the narratives of people about their rights and relationship with the state, which this chapter explores, provide a useful snapshot of the community in transition. Such a transition necessarily involves moving away from the ‘one order’ governance of the don to a re(assertion) of state power a

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Middle-Class Security: Market Heights, and the inability of the state to gurantee security, neighbourhood watches and private security have become pervasive among the middle class. Neighborhood watches are ready to ‘take back their community’ and private security has emerged as part of a self-governance approach to security among the mi