Just to add to this growing lit review we should mention, for those
interested, the special edition of Political Geography on Citizenship
Vol 14 (2) 1995.
Gavin Parker
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From: Nick Blomley
To: Alan Ingram; [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: rights
Date: 23 October 1997 22:35
For what it's worth, I had a crack at the 'rights are good/rights are
bad'
debate in a piece called 'Mobility, empowerment and the rights
revolution'
(Political Geography, 13, 5, 1994, 407-422)
Nick Blomley
>
>wasn't there also an article in the Society and Space special issue on
>citizenship a year or two back which touched on just those same issues
>raised by critical legal theory? I think it reviewed the debate in legal
>theory on citizenship and rights.
>
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Department of Geography
Simon Fraser University
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CANADA
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