02410cam a22003371a 4500991017681349708606SpMaBN20250801162429.0m o d cr un|||||||||130122s2012 xxka |o|||| 000 0 eng d9781781904329electronic bk.(OCoLC)974409355(SpMaBN)a6388134UtOrBLWUtOrBLWSpecial issue[electronic resource] :who belongs? : immigration, citizenship, and the constitution of legality /edited by Austin Sarat.Bingley, U.K. :Emerald,2012.1 online resource (x, 139 p.) :ill.Texto (visual)isbdcontentelectrónicoisbdmediaStudies in law, politics, and society,1059-4337 ;v. 60Registro generado automáticamente a partir de metadatos facilitados por Emerald PublishingSovereignty and its alternatives : on the terms of (illegal) alienage in U.S. law / Hamsa M. Murthy -- Interrogating birthright citizenship / Peter J. Spiro -- Being American/becoming American : birthright citizenship and immigrants' membership in the United States / Irene Bloemraad -- Extending hospitality? : history, courts, and the executive / Dagmar Soennecken -- Evaluating and explaining the restrictive backlash in citizenship policy in Europe / Sara Wallace Goodman, Marc Morjé Howard.The objective of "Studies in Law, Politics, and Society" is to provide a vehicle for the publication of scholarly articles within the broad parameters of interdisciplinary legal scholarship. Whereas other law related publications publish within a single domain - the humanities, social science, or legal doctrine. Studies seeks to bridge those divides. We encourage submissions from a broad range of legal scholars and welcome articles exemplifying different theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches. We welcome submissions from an international group of scholars.https://www.emerald.com/insight/publication/doi/10.1108/S1059-4337%282013%2960Acceso electrónicoAcceso disponible sólo desde la Biblioteca NacionalEmeralda638813416388134MONOMODERNACCESO REMOTOALPHANUM16388134-1001EN_LINEABNMADRIDYYNO_PRESTA19/12/2018MONO_MODERCOMPRA