2012SSRN Electronic JournalOpen access

Falling between the Cracks: Statelessness, Nationality and Migration

Francis Tom Temprosa

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This article looks into the phenomenon of statelessness as it affects nationality and migration, especially among migrant women. It argues the existence of a thick (rather than a tenuous) nexus between statelessness and migration, which also means the vulnerability of women to statelessness and the vulnerabilities of women who are stateless.

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This article looks into the phenomenon of statelessness as it affects nationality and migration, especially among migrant women. It argues the existence of a thick (rather than a tenuous) nexus between statelessness and migration, which also means the vulnerability of women to statelessness and the vulnerabilities of women who are stateless.

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This article looks into the phenomenon of statelessness as it affects nationality and migration, especially among migrant women. It argues the existence of a thick (rather than a tenuous) nexus between statelessness and migration, which also means the vulnerability of women to statelessness and the vulnerabilities of women who are stateless.

Key concepts: Statelessness, Nationality, Stateless protocol, Vulnerability (computing), Nexus (standard), Political science, Phenomenon, Refugee

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