Vol 2 No 2 (2020): Statelessness & Citizenship Review | The Statelessness & Citizenship Review

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Published: 2020-12-21

Front Matter

Front Matter

Statelessness and Citizenship Review platform

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Articles

Fighting Imagined Invasions with Administrative Violence. Racism, Xenophobia and Nativism as a Cause of Statelessness in Myanmar, the Dominican Republic and Assam (India)

José-María Arraiza, Phyu Zin Aye, Marina Arraiza Shakirova

194–221
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Addressing Statelessness through the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (‘ICERD’)

Michiel Hoornick

222–247
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‘Legal Identity for All’ and Statelessness Opportunity and Threat at the Junction of Public and Private International Law

Bronwen Manby

248–271
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'Humanising' Statelessness through an Artistic Approach

Md Mizanur Rahman

272–299
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The Broadening Protection Gap for Stateless Palestinian Refugees in Belgium

Wout Van Doren, Julie Lejeune, Marjan Claes, Valérie Klein

300–316
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Case Notes

Tokyo High Court, Judgment, Heisei 30 Nen (Gyou-Ko), No 232 (29 January 2020)

Osamu Arakaki, Wawine Waworuntu Yamashita

317–323
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Sudita Keita v Hungary European Court of Human Rights Decision on the Right to Private Life of Stateless Persons

Patrícia Cabral

324–330
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Kennedy Gihana & Others v Republic of Rwanda, Application No 017/2015

Tshegofatso Mothapo

331–337
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Critique and Comment

Nomads and the Struggle for a Legal Identity

Heather Alexander

338–341
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Rohingyas and the (Il)Legal Quest for an Indian Identity

Tejal Khanna

342–347
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Digital ID and Risk of Statelessness

Grace Mutung'u, Isaac Rutenberg

348–354
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Book Reviews

Offshore Citizens: Temporary Status In The Gulf by Noora Lori (Cambridge University Press)

Thomas McGee

355–360
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Citizenship: What Everyone Needs to Know by Peter J Spiro (Oxford University Press)

Katherine Southwick

361–367
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Symposium

Introduction The People in Question? Constitutional Citizenship and Its Impact on Statelessness and Citizenship Studies

Barbara von Rütte

368–371
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The Constitutional Citizen in Narratives of Peoplehood

Johanna Hase

372–376
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Constitutions, Citizenship and the Shadow of Statelessness

Natalie Baird

377–383
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Citizenship, Constitutions and Peoples on the Margins

Julija Sardelić

384–388
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People, Sovereignty and Citizenship The Ethnonational Populists’ Constitutional Vocabulary

Kriszta Kovács

389–394
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