Time: 10:00am - 5:00pm Venue: Room 3.1 Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS) Queen Mary, University of London 67-69 Lincoln's Inn Fields London WC2A 3JB
The Centre for Law, Democracy, and Society at Queen Mary, University of London presents Nationality Now: The History, Culture, and Politics of Contemporary Citizenship.
This event is sponsored by the Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences and The Global Research Initiation Scheme.
The Nation and Its Other: Citizenship, Minorities, and International Law
Mohammad Shahabuddin (Birmingham)
Dangerous Encounters with Papers and Cards: Statelessness in Myanmar
Natalie Brinham (Queen Mary)
Burma/Myanmar, the Rohingya, and the NVC as a Tool of Genocide
Thomas MacManus (Queen Mary)
Criminal Conviction and the Involuntary Loss of Citizenship
Milena Tripkovic (Birmingham)
The In/Significance of Citizenship and White British National Identity
Amy Clarke (Queen Mary)
Dian A H Shah (NUS)
Race, Migration, and Nationality in Singapore’s National Histories
John Solomon (NUS)
Non-Citizen Subjects: Australia, the IOM, and the Construction of Immoral Asylum
Josh Watkins (NUS)
Nationalism and Early International Rights
León Castellanos-Jankiewicz (T.M.C. Asser Institute)
National Identity and Collective Rights in Israel
Piergiuseppe Parisi (Trento)
Memory, Belonging, and Citizenship in Turkey
Egemen Özbek (Duisburg-Essen)
Contact Nanor Kebranian - n.kebranian@qmul.ac.uk