Beyond open and closed borders: the grand transformation of citizenship

Jurisprudence 11 (1):1-27 (2020)
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The Jurisprudence Lecture, delivered by Ayelet Shachar, challenges the established dichotomy between open and closed borders, showing that one of the most remarkable developments of recent years is...

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