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Children without a state a global human rights challenge

Title: Children without a state [electronic resource] : a global human rights challenge / edited by Jacqueline Bhabha.
Publication: Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, c2011.

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Bhabha, Jacqueline.

Description

1 online resource (xvi, 376 p.) : ill., map.

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Children without a state (Online)

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Bibliography (note)

Includes bibliographical references (p. [353]-367) and index.

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Access restricted to authorized users.

Contents

From citizen to migrant : the scope of child statelessness in the twenty-first century / Jacqueline Bhabha -- Neither seen nor heard : compound deprivation among stateless children / Brad K. Blitz -- Volatile citizenship or statelessness? Citizen children of Palestinian descent and the loss of nationality in Israel / Christina O. Alfirev -- Human rights and citizenship : the need for better data and what to do about it / Bela Hovy -- Undocumented children in Europe : ignored victims of immigration restrictions / Luca Bicocchi -- Realizing the rights of undocumented children in Europe / Jyothi Kanics -- Unaccompanied and separated children in Spain : a policy of institutional mistreatment / Daniel Senovilla Hernández -- Undocumented migrant and Roma children in Italy : between rights protection and control / Elena Rozzi -- Undocumented students, college education, and life beyond / Stephen H. Legomsky -- Clashing values and cross purposes : immigration law's marginalization of children and families / David B. Thronson -- Birthright citizenship : the vulnerability and resilience of an American constitutional principle / Linda K. Kerber -- China : ensuring equal access to education and health care for children of internal migrants / Kirsten Di Martino -- To register or not to register? Legal identity, birth registration, and inclusive development / Caroline Vandenabeele -- Children with a (local) state : identity registration at birth in English history since 1538 / Simon Szreter.

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