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Legal Invisibility and the Revolution: Statelessness in Egypt
Abstract Recent political turmoil has focused international attention on Egypt, yet there is little awareness of the country’s stateless populations—those who lack legal nationality to any state—or the challenges they face. Individuals in situations of protracted statelessness are denied their right to a nationality, resulting in an array of additional rights violations. Such violations…
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- Human Rights Review (2014) 15:159–175
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- Human Rights Review (2014) 15:159–175
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Citizenship and the Social Contract in Post-Soviet Russia
Russia does not have a social contract in which citizens have traded political quiescence for improving standards of living. Rather, state-society relations are defined more as a divorce in which citizens exchange quiescence for economic autonomy, not prosperity. In these conditions, citizens have little loyalty to the regime if it violates the terms of the deal. The question remains, however,…
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