Statelessness, governance, and the problem of citizenship. (2021)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Tendayi Bloom, Lindsey N. Kingston.
• Editors: Bloom, Tendayi; Kingston, Lindsey N
• Contents: A Stateless Poem – Danielle Legros GeorgesIntroduction: Opening a conversation about statelessness, governance, and the problem of citizenship – Tendayi Bloom and Lindsey N. Kingston Part I: Producing and maintaining statelessnessFigure 1 New Democracy II – Shabu Mwangi1 The problem of citizenship in global governance – Tendayi Bloom2 'Fonua' cultural statelessness in the Pacific and the effects of climate change – Kate Wilkinson Cross and Pefi Kingi3 A regional politics of foreignness and Pakistan's Afghan refugees – Anoshay Fazal4 The statelessness of refugees – Jason TuckerFigure 2 Dissolution of the moonbeam union – Mawa Rannahr5 Statelessness and the administrative state: The legal prowess of the first-line bureaucrat in Malaysia – Jamie Chai Yun Liew6 Language and statelessness: The impact of political discourses on the Bidoon community in Kuwait – Ahmad Benswait7 The weaponisation of citizenship: Punishment, erasure, and social control – Lindsey N. Kingston8 Statelessness and governance in the absence of recognition: The case of the 'Donetsk People's Republic' – Nataliia Kasianenko9 Legal identity and rebel governance: A comparative perspective on lived consequence of contested sovereignty – Katharine Fortin, Bart Klem, and Marika Sosnowski Part II: Living with the problem of citizenshipFigure 3 Obsession – Manal Deeb10 Transnational surrogacy, biocitizenship, and statelessness: India's response to the 'ghosts of the republic’ – Pragna Paramita Mondal11 The birth certificate as fetish object in the governance of citizenship and its presumed sex and gender norms – Jan Lukas Buterman12 Seeking 'a right to belong': A stateless Shan youth's journey to citizenship in northern Thailand – Janepicha Cheva-Isarakul13 Being excluded or excluding yourself?: Citizenship choices among stateless youth in Estonia – Maarja VollmerFigure 4 Letter – Karina Gareginovna Ambartsoumian- Clough14 Statelessness and governance at the periphery: 'Nomadic' populations and the modern state in Thailand, Côte d'Ivoire, and Lebanon – Christoph Sperfeldt15 Ageing and stateless: Non-decisionism and state violence across temporal and geopolitical space from Bhutan to the United States – Odessa Gonzalez Benson, Yoosun Park, Francis Tom Temprosa, and Dilli Gautam16 Asking the 'other questions': Applying intersectionality to understand statelessness in Europe – Deirdre Brennan, Nina Murray, and Allison J. Petrozziello Part III: Rethinking governanceFigure 5 I don’t recognize me in the shadows – Thana Faroq17 The ethics of quantifying statelessness – Heather Alexander18 Registering persons at risk of statelessness in Kenya: Solutions or further problems? – Edwin O. Abuya19 Too little too late? Naturalisation of stateless Kurds and transitional justice in Syria – Haqqi Bahram20 Statelessness elimination through legal fiction: The United Arab Emirates’ Comorian minority – Yoana KuzmovaFigure 6 All faces – Arison Kul21 Supra-national jurisprudence: Necessary but insufficient to contest statelessness in the Dominican Republic – Bridget Wooding22 'Civil society advocacy: Using norms to promote progress on the Global Action Plan to End Statelessness – Melissa Schnyder23 The construction of a Brazilian 'hospitality policy' and the adoption of a new legal framework for stateless persons – Thiago Assunção24 Ideological governance of citizen and non-citizen others in Kuwait – Areej Alshammiry25 ‘We are not stateless! You can call us what you like, but we are citizens of Myanmar!': Rohingya resistance and the stateless label – Natalie Brinham26 United Stateless in the United States: Reflections from an activist – Ekaterina EFigure 7 We are not immigrants – Fred Kuwornu Index
• Publisher Details: Manchester : Manchester University Press
• Publication Date: 2021
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 323.6; Citizenship; Statelessness
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781526156402; 9781526156426
• Related ISBNs: 9781526156419
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