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Statelessness

A Modern History

Mira L. Siegelberg

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HARDCOVER

$36.00 • £31.95 • €32.95

ISBN 9780674976313

Publication Date: 10/06/2020

328 pages

6-1/8 x 9-1/4 inches

World

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Mira L. Siegelberg is University Lecturer in the History of International Political Thought at the University of Cambridge and a past member of the Princeton University Society of Fellows.

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Listen to Mira Siegelberg discuss the much-contested legal category of statelessness on the Central European University Democracy Institute podcast RevDem: Review of Democracy
Listen to Siegelberg discuss Statelessness on the ABC Ratio National program Sunday Extra
At a December 2020 online event cohosted by the National History Center and the Wilson Center, watch Siegelberg explore how and why the rise and fall of statelessness in modern thought compels a new understanding of the historical relationship between states and citizens, empires and states, and of the legitimation of the territorial state against alternative forms of political organization in the twentieth century
Watch Siegelberg discuss Statelessness at an October 2020 online event hosted by Harvard Book Store of Cambridge, Massachusetts
On the podcast New Books in Intellectual History, listen to Siegelberg unpack how debates regarding statelessness redefined many of the core concepts that structured modern politics—such as sovereignty, citizenship, and the broad spectrum of terms in English, French, and German that described the state of not having a national affiliation

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