PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «DENIZENSHIP»
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «DENIZENSHIP»
Scopri l'uso di
denizenship nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
denizenship e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Zoopolis: A Political Theory of Animal Rights
them legal status, states side-step the responsibility to provide any rights or
benefits of denizenship, and industry benefits from the downward pressure on
wages. More generally, states often take a public position against migration, and
...
Sue Donaldson, Will Kymlicka, 2011
2
Sport, Difference and Belonging: Conceptions of Human ...
I argue that only a sociological account of urban denizenship – which draws on
elements of what Paul Gilroy (2004) has called 'conviviality' – can adequately
explain the players' approach to this diversity. Drawing on the character of the ...
James Rosbrook-Thompson, 2013
3
Chancery Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Appeals ...
As the question relating to the denizenship of Thomas'is the simplest and easiest,
we will dispose of that first. No objection has been made to the regularity of the
course pursued, or the certificate of denizenship which was dated the 11th of ...
4
Limits to Liberation After Apartheid: Citizenship, ...
106 Rethinking Citizenship & Governance in Urban South Africa The people who
live and work in these underprivileged communities are individuals whose
denizenship is shaped 'by fate' more than 'by choice', and this is largely due to
their ...
5
From Migrants to Citizens: Membership in a Changing World
Third, the recent developments of citizenship with regard to permanent residents
are characterized by a sharp disjunction between the trend toward denizenship
and easier access to full citizenship. Here, it is useful to employ Hammar's two ...
Douglas B. Klusmeyer, Thomas Alexander Aleinikoff, 2000
6
A Theory of
Denizenship
Political philosophers have generally assumed that all residents of states are citizens, and vice versa.
7
Routledge Handbook of Constitutional Law
Denizenship and European citizenship are categories of membership for certain
privileged noncitizens.32 As discussed in the previous section, residential and
universal citizenship such as 'denizenship', orregionaland reciprocal citizenship ...
Mark Tushnet, Thomas Fleiner, Cheryl Saunders, 2013
8
Migrations: Interdisciplinary Perspectives: ...
The other important difference between denizenship and full citizenship concerns
their external dimension. Unlike full citizens, foreign national denizens do not
enjoy an unconditional right to return and lose their status after a certain time of ...
Michi Messer, Renee Schroeder, Ruth Wodak, 2012
9
Regulatory Capitalism: How it Works, Ideas for Making it ...
But by 1871, the triumph of Westphalianism seems to have devalued the
currency of denizenship: 'Denizenship is a mongrel state, not worth preserving
when the process of obtaining naturalization is so simple.' Consider national and
nodal ...
10
Acquisition and Loss of Nationality: Comparative Analyses - ...
11.4.5 Denizens, quasi-citizens and citizens with restricted rights The status and
rights of denizens and quasi-citizens in the Member States has been described in
Chapter 9 and 10. Denizenship is characterised by a high level of security of ...
Rainer Bauböck, Eva Ersbøll, Kees Groenendijk, 2006
6 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «DENIZENSHIP»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
denizenship nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Joseph O'Neill: Dubai is where the West is heading
You have a situation where citizenship is replaced by denizenship, where a nationality of labour and finance determines the community. «Telegraph.co.uk, ago 14»
TSA Agent Rejects DC License Because He's Never Heard of the …
Kind of a quasi-citizen denizenship a la the Dred Scott decision. All the TSA does is add annoying minor insult to injury. Pshaw! «Washingtonian.com, lug 14»
Gomez Mill House, Oldest Jewish Site in North America …
Papers of “denizenship” granted from England's Queen Anne in 1705 provided special privileges for him as a non-Christian resident of the ... «Algemeiner, nov 13»
Tweak the immigration debate and demand an upgrade to denizen …
“Denizenship,” as discussed by Tomas Hammar of Stockholm University, is a mid-step between migrant and immigrant, foreigner and citizen ... «The Japan Times, apr 13»
Meneely likes to Ryde further
... from all over the music world, understands the driven mentalities of life-long musicians and how difficult a life of musical denizenship can be. «Sherwood Park News, feb 13»
January 25 and the republic of Tahrir Square
Republic is the word. They disowned the rules of engagement which condemned them to denizenship. That they did creatively and intelligently. «Aljazeera.com, gen 12»
