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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"British Citizenship"”.
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British Citizenship and Immigration Policy, 1945 - 1962.
This thesis charts the evolution of citizenship and immigration policy in Britain between 1945 and 1962. These years were marked by the movement of small but growing numbers of British citizens and British subjects, Black and Asian, to Britain. At the start of this period, British subjects from the …
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Negotiating Jewishness : identity and citizenship in the Leeds Jewish community
In the last few years, multicultural citizenship, once hailed as a solution to national cohesion, has faced increasing political and academic accusations of inciting segregation and group divisions. This has prompted a re-evaluation of different institutional and discursive arrangements of national …
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From British Nationality to Political Resistance: BN(O) Status and the Vision for a Hong Kong Crown Dependency
… on freedoms and autonomy stated in the 1984 Sino-British Joint Declaration. To redress this violation, the British government has offered British National (Overseas) (BN(O)) passport holders of Hong Kong a bespoke visa route to British citizenship. The purpose of this study was to provide a …
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An analysis of the impact of nationalism on the rights of dual citizens in Zambia: an equality approach
… rights and places duties upon the status of citizenship. Equality and non- discrimination are recognized as national values used to interpret the Constitution and in the enactment of laws. Nevertheless, the Constitution seemingly discriminates against citizens with ‘Dual Citizenship’, from …
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The Development of British Imperial Nationality 1900-1948
Under the 1948 British Nationality Act, Clement Attlee’s Labour government afforded the new status of ‘Commonwealth Citizenship’ to inhabitants of the United Kingdom, its colonial possessions, and independent Commonwealth countries. Historians agree that by reaffirming an imperial model of British …