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European University Institute Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies GLOBALCIT Weaponised Citizenship: Should international law restrict oppressive nationality attribution? Neha Jain and Rainer Bauböck (Eds.) RSC Working Paper 2023/54

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Author: Neha Jain and Rainer Bauböck

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Description: This working paper explores how citizenship is commonly viewed as a status that allows people access to human rights, but is also increasingly used as a weapon by states to cause harm and oppression.

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Global / Other

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Discrimination
Nationality Deprivation

Date published: Sep 1, 2023

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