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Belonging and the Right to Belong
Wisconsin International Law JournalAn American Indian should be able to freely enter the United States from Canada and settle in the country. Although the Jay Treaty recognized this right as early as 1794, the legality of such passage is consumed by a quagmire of immigration law, federal bureaucracy, and underdeveloped legal regimes.
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Belonging to a community : the mediation of belonging
2012This paper introduces the concept of belonging and discusses it in the context of online social networking experience and community experience considering social capital and user’s activities as nuclear concepts to understand collective actions and social relationships mediated by social media.
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Political Belonging and Cultural Belonging
American Behavioral Scientist, 2006This article compares identity and citizenship among four immigrant populations in the Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area to explore the distinctions that immigrants themselves draw between political and cultural belonging. The article addresses the differences between the rights/responsibilities dimensions of citizenship on one hand, and the ...
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Geographies of Belonging [PDF]
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 2009 Kathleen Mee, Sarah Wright
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2006
The subject of this work is the nature and significance of belonging and its intersection with human identity and being in the world. Its main impetus is towards addressing the question of belonging as it arises in present day Australia, where, in connection with national identity, it remains a highly politicized and contested issue.
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The subject of this work is the nature and significance of belonging and its intersection with human identity and being in the world. Its main impetus is towards addressing the question of belonging as it arises in present day Australia, where, in connection with national identity, it remains a highly politicized and contested issue.
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Russia and the West: To Belong or not to Belong?
2001AbstractAddresses the question of how Western responsibility for the early promise and later disappointments of Russia's development in the 1990s should be assessed. It contends that internal dynamics and historic legacies have played a large part in shaping the behaviour of the Russian elite.
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