Understanding Statelessness

Produktbeschreibung

Understanding Statelessness aims to offer a comprehensive, in-depth treatment of statelessness. 

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Part I: Defining StatelessnessIntroduction Part II: Living StatelessnessChapter
One Introduction: Providing a Framework for Understanding StatelessnessTendayi
Bloom, Katherine Tonkiss, Phillip ColeChapter Two The State and the Stateless:
the Legacy of Hannah Arendt ReconsideredBrad BlitzChapter Three Worthy of
Rights: Statelessness as a Cause and Symptom of MarginalizationLindsey
KingstonChapter Four Contexts of Statelessness: The Concepts 'Statelessness In
Situ' and'Statelessness in the Migratory Context'Caia VlieksChapter Five
Unpacking StatelessnessLaura van Waas, Amal de ChickeraChapter Six Race-based
Statelessness in the Dominican RepublicJillian BlakeChapter Seven Statelessness,
Ungoverned Spaces and Security in KenyaOscar Gakuo MwangiChapter Eight
Citizenship, Gender and Statelessness in NepalSubin Mulmi, Sara
ShneidermanChapter Nine Members of Colonised Groups, Statelessness, and the
Right to Have RightsTendayi BloomChapter Ten Why End Statelessness?Katja
SwiderPart III: Theorising StatelessnessChapter Eleven Realizing the Rights of
Stateless Persons: The Doctrine of Fiduciary Duty and the Role of Municipal
GovernmentDavid PassarelliChapter Twelve The Right to Family: Protecting
Stateless ChildrenPatti Tamara LenardChapter Thirteen Statelessness and the
Performance of Citizenship-As-NationalityKatherine TonkissChapter Fourteen
Insider Theory and the Construction of StatelessnessPhillip Cole 

Autoreninfo

Tendayi Bloom is a Lecturer in Politics and International Studies at the Open University, UK.

Phillip Cole is Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the University of West of England, UK.

Katherine Tonkiss is a Lecturer in Sociology and Policy at Aston University, UK.