[PDF] Top 20 Citizens and others : the constitution of citizenship through exclusion

... modern citizenship have oriented their analytical focus around Tocqueville’s Democracy in America and the idea of the exceptionalism of US modernity, very few have gone on to address Tocqueville’s other ... See full document

... of citizens in public arena which is somehow similar to negative liberty in the thoughts of Isaiah Berlin (Berlin 1992, ...complaint through formal courts on the ...other citizens are ...underlying ... See full document

... produced through the formation of a political community of squatters? The dynamics of anti-outsider mobilization should be understood against this local backdrop, rather than against a broader and more reified ... See full document

... Though frequently maligned for a perceived heavy-handed overemphasis on politics, George Lucas’s Star Wars prequel trilogy depicted a Republic in decline due in part to organizations like a “Trade Federation” not just ... See full document

... and citizens of the United States, or in any way abridged, except for participation in rebellion, or other crime, the basis of representation therein shall be reduced in the proportion which the number of such ... See full document

... When Congress provided that citizens could travel through and occupy Indian reservations and when it granted United States citizenship to tribal members, it diminish[r] ... See full document

... s citizenship by ‘ non-citizens ’ – the former Soviet migrants and their children born on the territory of Latvia during So- viet ...the exclusion from working freely in the EU labour ...full ... See full document

... between citizens and non-citizens in Latvia in terms of unemployment, social contacts, risk of poverty and social exclusion (Aasland, 2002: ... See full document

... of citizens’ contestations that reclaim, via court challenges, pre-existing constitutional rights to privacy, health, and freedom from ...interested citizens to resist their exclusion from full ... See full document

... of citizenship to Swartz’s demand for equal access to ...of citizenship and de- ...equal citizenship. The same logic applies to Swartz’s case: disruption through hacktivism and illegal sharing ... See full document

... Global Citizenship as contested, but it was widely understood in quite a passive sense – as something one has, rather than something one can learn or act ...outcomes through GC education (Rhoads and ... See full document

... in the share of foreign citizens in the highly-subsidized regions of around 2 per- centage points. This corresponds to a large increase in the share of foreigners as in EU-15 NUTS-2 regions the average share of ... See full document

... as others (in particular women or Francophone writers often discarded from anthologies and ignored by literary history), have written other remarkable texts with a highly positive vision of ... See full document

... for citizens free movement rights already ...are citizens having acquired the right of permanent residence, after five years of having exercised a right to reside under the Citizenship Directive ... See full document

... These can be of immense interest in other countries. Significantly, the law reports of India form an impressive part of the Indian legal literature. From early times, India has had enterprising publishers, editors and ... See full document

... self-representation through a process in which, through critical insights, the "cracks" provided by the processes of reflection in the discourse shine, interrupting the usual ways of narrative ... See full document

... Facial expression coding: Of the sample, 46 participants ’ webcam recordings (23 included and 23 ostracized) were selected for coding. Some video footage was not available or selected due to technical error and ... See full document

... Smart cities are a global trend (Gabrys, 2003; 2007; 2014; Hollands, 2008). Initiatives labelled as smart cities first popped up in Asia. Early publications describe the emergence of a smart city dating back to the late ... See full document

... Marriage contract falls within the range of the bilateral legal actions, meaning that in order to come in force, the mutual consent (will) of the parties must meet at the same time. Albanian Family Code does not define ... See full document

... of citizens in the framework of a transnational public ...of citizenship as a multi-layered construct within which citizenship is affected and constantly re- constituted by the mutual action and ... See full document