Citizenship and migration
globalization and the politics of belonging
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Author
Contributions
- Davidson, Alastair, 1939- - Contributor
Publication
2000 - Routledge, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
64,500 words, Guess
Page Count
258 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6900572M
- ISBN-100415927145
- OCLC Control Number45163076
- OCLC Control Numbercitizenshipmigra00step
- Library of Congress Control Number00710861
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- LibraryThing414107
- Goodreads657672
Classifications
- DDC323.6
- LCCJF801 .C37 2000
Description
"New approaches to citizenship are needed, which take account of collective identities and accept that, with growing international mobility, many people now belong to more than one society. If democracy is to be maintained, then all members of society must have a political voice as a citizen.". "Castles and Davidson explore these important questions and issues in a wide-ranging and extremely engaging analysis that considers citizenship, difference and democracy both in theoretical and applied terms. Offering a truly international framework, they examine citizenship in both western countries and the Asia-Pacific region and draw on important and illuminating examples throughout to illustrate and extend their argument."--BOOK JACKET.
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