Vol 1 No 1 (2019): Statelessness and Citizenship Review | The Statelessness & Citizenship Review

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Published: 2019-06-20

Front Matter

Front Matter for Volume 1(1)

i–vi
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Editorial

Editorial

1–4
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Articles

Better Must Come: Citizenship and Belonging after Statelessness

Patrick Balazo

5–41
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Rising Statelessness Due to Disappearing Island States Does the Current Status of International Law Offer Sufficient Protection?

Marija Dobrić

42–68
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Degrees of Statelessness Children of Returned Marriage Migrants in Can Tho, Vietnam

Susan Kneebone, Brandais York, Sayomi Ariyawansa

69–94
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Homegrown Statelessness in Malaysia The Administratively Stateless and the Promise of the Principle of Genuine and Effective Links

Jamie Liew

95–135
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Statelessness as a Product of Slippery Statecraft A Global Governance View of Current Causes, Actors, and Debates

Allison Petrozziello

136–155
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Critique and Comment

The Arrival of 'Statelessness Studies'

David Baluarte

156–160
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Taking Statelessness Seriously

Phillip Cole

161–164
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Expanding Statelessness Scholarship The Value of Interdisciplinary Research and Education

Lindsey Kingston

165–169
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Case Notes

Anudo Ochieng Anudo v Tanzania (Judgment) (African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, App No 012/2015, 22 March 2018)

Bronwen Manby

170–176
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Re DLSV and Minister for Immigration and Border Protection [2017] AATA 2999 (27 November 2017)

Kim Rubenstein, Elizabeth Harris

177–183
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Hoti v Croatia European Court of Human Rights Landmark Decision on Statelessness

Katja Swider

184–190
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Book Reviews

Citizenship in Africa: The Law of Belonging by Bronwen Manby

Lucy Hovil

191–194
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