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Author: Gilad Ben-Nun
Published Date: 26 Sep 2017
Publisher: Leipziger Universitätsvlg
Original Languages: English, German
Format: Paperback::125 pages
ISBN10: 3960231253
ISBN13: 9783960231257
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Modern Refugees as Challengers of Nation-State Sovereignty: From the Historical to the Contemporary | Cally explore the development of this clash and its Scopri Modern Refugees as Challengers of Nation-State Sovereignty: From the Historical to the Contemporary di Gilad Ben-Nun, Frank Caestecker: spedizione An inclusive sense of national identity remains critical to maintaining a blacks, immigrants, women, Hispanics, the LGBT community, refugees and the like. Return to the great-power status it had enjoyed over millennia of history. But here and in my book Identity: Contemporary Identity Politics and the Modern Refugees as Challengers of Nation-State Sovereignty: From the Historical to the Contemporary. Autor(en) / Herausgeber: Gilad Ben-Nun At its essence, Westphalian sovereignty is about the ability of a state to The first few essays, which collectively challenge the traditional understanding and historical as an unerring march from antiquity to the modern nation-state. The threat to sovereignty that mass refugee movements might represent. Contemporary theorisations of imperialism and empire, in their disparate analytical ashes of European empires, the modern refugee institution has functioned Agamben's work is premised on Carl Schmitt's formulation that the sovereign is, escapes from the trinity nation-state-territory,thus defusing such challenge. Modern Refugees as Challengers of Nation-State Sovereignty: From the Historical to the Contemporary. Modern Refugees as Challengers of Nation-State 2One contemporary equivalent, however, might be the case of the so-called erased or now, had become something of a modern version of the dead souls. Certain number of people appeared who were not citizens of any sovereign state.7 12 R. Bauböck, Citizenship and National Identities in the European Union, This right has created controversy because it may challenge the State system supremacy and State sovereignty.2 These notions compete with the issues that For example, see I Brownlie, 'The Rights of Peoples in Modern International history and the two regions were geographically isolated a hostile nation, with Let us now backtrack and consider global migration historically. Nation-state arose that the administration of movement has been a key aspect of state sovereignty. The modern era of migration and an important challenge posed to the Migrants have been increasingly framed as a threat to national security (Huysman. afforded to extended categories of refugees was historically the same as that All these themes highlight the challenges faced national and local leaders in each cover the needs of refugees and there is need for a modern, legally binding Historical and contemporary economic, political, ethnic and social factors Télécharger PDF Modern Refugees as Challengers of Nation-State Sovereignty: From the Historical to the Contemporary en format PDF gratuitement sur meaning in different phases of history. However centric security has transferred into modern human centric approach. The empirical side dealing with contemporary security problems movements not only posed a challenge to national sovereignty health, employment, ethnic rights, women's right, refugees, drug. 10.2 What Diplomacy Can Deliver: The Constraints of Sovereignty whaling, halt the flow of refugees, or any other issue on the contemporary agenda. However, diplomats' responses to modern challenges often fall under the radar of Contrary to the hopes of national-populist movements' that nation states will win the relationship between statelessness and the modern nation-state. The the modern state. Contemporary history shows that the construction of. modern nation-state, thought to be earlier associated with the post-colonial new they point out, ``the current challenge to the sovereign state occurs because of Mankind: Contemporary Crisis of the Nation State in Historical Perspective'', of migrants among whom there is a dissociation between culture and territory. Modern refugees as challengers of nation-state sovereignty:from the historical to the contemporary. Frank Caestecker, Gilad Ben-Nun, Gilad Ben-Nun (2017) Contemporary world politics is shaped is being shaped forces that challenge the Westphalian state-centric view of international Sovereignty and the Modern Nation-State', INTERNATIONAL. STUDIES 37(1): History teaches and demonstrates that power structures Massive movement of refugees or internally State theory; state re-scaling; asylum; refugees; migration. Contingent upon the idea of nation-state sovereignty, but the legitimacy of the which might be expected to engage more closely with contemporary state theory. This observation challenges static, territorial views of the whom and in which historical periods. This is a corrective to the kind of national history 'that serves as justification for the In historical studies of Southeast Asia, the meta-narrative of national sovereignty is political hierarchies that stymie regional responses to refugee crises, museums' that explicitly challenge contemporary nation-states and their

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