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Volume 19 (2014): Issue 1-2 (Jan 2014): Tilburg Law Review: Global Law Special Issue – Statelessness

in Tilburg Law Review

Publisher:: Brill | Nijhoff

Subjects
- International Law
  - International Law: General Interest
  - Comparative Law

Acknowledgments

By: Shavana Musa

Pages: 1

Publication Date: 01 Jan 2014

The State of Statelessness Research

A Human Rights Imperative

By: Mark Manly and Laura van Waas

Pages: 3–10

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No Legal Bond, No Family Life

By: Zahra Albarazi

Pages: 11–19

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Sinking into Statelessness

By: Heather Alexander and Jonathan Simon

Pages: 20–25

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On the Protection of Stateless Persons in Germany

By: Katia Bianchini

Pages: 35–51

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Statelessness in the European Union

The Case of Cuban Migrants

By: Giulia Bittoni

Pages: 52–63

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Beyond International Law

The Role of Multinational Corporations in Reducing the Number of Stateless Children

By: Mark K. Brewer

Pages: 64–73

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Using Oral History Methods to Document the Subjective Experiences of Statelessness

The Case of Stateless Chinese-Bruneian Immigrants in Vancouver

By: Amanda R. Cheong

Pages: 74–80

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Statelessness and Conservation

Exploring the Implications of an International Governance Agenda

By: Julian Clifton, Greg Acciaioli, Helen Brunt, Wolfram Dressler, Michael Fabinyi, and Sarinda Singh

Pages: 81–89

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Statelessness and Microfinance

Can Microfinance Improve the Living Conditions of the Stateless?

By: Brian P. Colgan and Ondřej Kolínský

Pages: 90–97

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Stateless Indigenous People(s)

The Right to a Nationality, Including Their Own

By: Willem van Genugten, Anna Meijknecht, and Bas Rombouts

Pages: 98–107

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Statelessness at Home

The Story of a Stateless Student at Tilburg Law School

By: Sangita Jaghai

Pages: 108–116

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Preventing and Addressing Statelessness

In the Context of International Surrogacy Arrangements

By: Jyothi Kanics

Pages: 117–126

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To Belong or Not to Belong

Historical Reflections on Foreigners, Citizenship and Law

By: Raymond Kubben

Pages: 136–152

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Refugees International

A Case Study on NGO Advocacy to Venerate Nationality Rights

By: Maureen Lynch and Sarnata Reynolds

Pages: 153–162

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Citizenship Deprivation in the United Kingdom

Statelessness and Terrorism

By: Sandra Mantu

Pages: 163–170

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The Stateless Kurds of Syria

Ethnic Identity and National I.D.

By: Thomas McGee

Pages: 171–181

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Accessing Malagasy Citizenship

The Nationality Code and Its Impact on the Karana

By: Caroline McInerney

Pages: 182–193

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Facilitated Naturalization of Stateless Persons

By: Eva Mrekajová

Pages: 203–211

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Networking for Change

The development of the European Network on Statelessness and Perspectives on Developing Other Regional and Global Statelessness Coalitions

By: Chris Nash

Pages: 212–222

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The Indignity of a False Citizenship

Self-Induced Statelessness in Puerto Rico

By: Katharine Nylund

Pages: 223–235

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A Personal Story about Statelessness

By: Srinuan Soakhamnuan

Pages: 248–260

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Myanmar’s Democratic Transition

Peril or Promise for the Stateless Rohingya?

By: Katherine G. Southwick

Pages: 261–275

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Questioning de facto Statelessness

By Looking at de facto Citizenship

By: Jason Tucker

Pages: 276–284

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Collective Victimisation of Stateless Peoples

The Added Value of the Victim Label

By: Zelda van der Velde and Rianne Letschert

Pages: 285–293

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Benchmarking the Protection against Statelessness in Europe

Comparative Findings

By: Olivier Vonk, Maarten Vink, and René de Groot

Pages: 294–302

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Contents Volume 19, No. 1–2

Pages: 313–316

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Volume 19 (2014): Issue 1-2 (Jan 2014): Tilburg Law Review: Global Law Special Issue – Statelessness