变性公民身份:导论

Q3 Social Sciences Issues in Legal Scholarship Pub Date : 2011-10-24 DOI:10.2202/1539-8323.1121

Leti Volpp

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这篇介绍性文章描述了作为本次研讨会主题的两本杰出著作——琳达·波什尼亚克的《公民与外星人》和阿耶莱特·沙查尔的《出生权彩票》——是如何使人们熟悉的公民权概念变性的。然后，本文传达了受邀回应Bosniak和Shachar的10位对话者如何解决两本书提出的一个特定问题，即国家成员资格与边界领土之间的关系，以展示这一跨学科对话的深度和复杂性。

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Denaturalizing Citizenship: An Introduction

This introductory essay describes how the two remarkable books that are the subject of this Symposium, Linda Bosniaks The Citizen and the Alien and Ayelet Shachars The Birthright Lottery, denaturalize familiar conceptions of citizenship. The essay then conveys how each of the ten interlocutors invited to respond to Bosniak and Shachar address one particular question raised by both books, namely the relationship between national membership and bounded territory, to showcase the depth and complexity of this interdisciplinary conversation.

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Issues in Legal Scholarship Social Sciences-Law

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期刊介绍： Issues in Legal Scholarship presents cutting-edge legal and policy research using the format of online peer-reviewed symposia. The journal’s emphasis on interdisciplinary work and legal theory extends to recent symposium topics such as Single-Sex Marriage, The Reformation of American Administrative Law, and Catastrophic Risks. The symposia systematically address emerging issues of great significance, offering ongoing scholarship of interest to a wide range of policy and legal researchers. Online publication makes it possible for other researchers to find the best and latest quickly, as well as to join in further discussion. Each symposium aims to be a living forum with ongoing publications and commentaries.