Titlebook: Negotiating Citizenship; Migrant Women in Can Daiva K. Stasiulis,Abigail B. Bakan Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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Negotiating Citizenship in an Era of Globalization,nal law and its interpretation within national jurisprudence that affirms and treats as self-evident the centrality of immigration control to the doctrine of strong, national, territorially based sovereignty..

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The Global Citizenship Divide and the Negotiation of Legal Rights,, citizenship debates have thus ‘rather taken for granted the right to citizenship in the formalized sense of what passport a person holds and an individual’s right to be present and work in a particular nation state’..

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Marginalized and Dissident Citizens: Nurses of Colour,k, First Nation and Asian women, and entry for migrant women of colour was facilitated by the liberalization of immigration policy in the late 1960s.. Since then, the nursing labour force has become increasingly ethnically and racially diverse, especially as a result of immigration from poorer count