...Bharat Bhushan This article will address the political objective behind the Modi government passing the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), planning to prepare a National Population Register (NPR) and a National Register of Citizens (NRC). It will examine the psychological impact of these moves...

...Sanjay Barbora The current protests over the government of India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) constitute the most resolute civic resistance to efforts at transforming the country’s political landscape. The government’s need to tamper with the existing laws and procedures for granting...

...Partha Chatterjee The recent protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act have been widespread, spontaneous, and without the active sponsorship of political parties. They have brought out on the streets thousands of students and women who have never before participated in political rallies. What...

...Ranabir Samaddar India revolution anti–Citizenship Amendment Act References Engels Friedrich . (1851) 1896 . Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany , edited by Aveling Eleanor Marx . London : Swan Sonnenschein and Co . marxists.org/archive/marx/works/download...

..., in the state of Uttar Pradesh in 2019 (Citizens Against Hate 2020), and the ongoing incarceration of dissenting Muslim students, youth, and journalists follows the widespread protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, which introduced a religious basis for cit- izenship claims, specifically...

... as a whole have been more evident throughout U.S. history. These include the Fugitive Slave Act, the Dred Scott decision, Plessy v. Fergu- son, and the need for the amendments to create for African Americans the possibility...

..., the humanitarian concern of the new Citizenship Amend- ment Act (CAA) of India, 2019, is primarily applicable to the Hindus, Bud- dhists, Parsis, Sikhs, Jains, and even Christians from Pakistan, Afghani- stan, and Bangladesh, thereby excluding thousands of Tamil refugees, mostly Hindus, fleeing the sites of civil...

... government of the rebel states, Sec. 5. No person excluded from the privilege of holding office by the proposed Amendment to the Constitution shall be eligible as a member of convention, nor shall such person vote for members. This became a law, March 2nd, 1867. A supplementary act to the above provided...

... of the institution of slavery is so thoroughly approved by the conscience and sound sense of the nation that no one in his sanity would dream of doubting its wisdom or questioning its effectuality. The first section of the Fourteenth Amendment defines citizenship for the purpose of bringing the Negro within...

... . “ Citizens, Infiltrators, and Others: The Nature of Protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act .” South Atlantic Quarterly 120 , no. 1 : 201 – 8 . Chakravarti Uma . 1993 . “ Conceptualising Brahmanical Patriarchy in Early India: Gender, Caste, Class and State .” Economic & Political...

... as different types of citizenship, and especially given the history of forced inclusion within the United States as the American Republic appropriated indigenous territory in the service of imperialist expansion. Thus, issues relating to territory, sovereignty, and nationhood structure colonized peoples...

... under the Smith Act and the Walter McCarren Act. And finally Robert Justin Lipkin and Ananyo Basu trace the nexus between cul- ture and the law by looking, in Lipkin’s case, into the moral personalities that are demanded...

... and were to have resided in the state three years before their election. If residents of the parishes or districts from which elected, they were to own property the same as mentioned in the election act, and construed to mean clear of debt. If non-residents, they were to own in such districts or parishes...

... by the national congress. Their interest in federal taxation has been so continuously impor­ tant, that the political parties have deemed it the act of political wisdom to proclaim every four years their taxation policies, at least in regard to that form of taxation known as the tariff. Up­ on the question...

...Robert Justin Lipkin 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Robert Justin Lipkin Deliberativism As the Moral Personality of American Citizenship We live in a crossfire...

... of the white race. Political rights cannot with justice be denied the exceptional few of the race who, through self-denial and effort, have raised themselves to the same standard of citizenship which the white race has set for its own members. The doctrine of the politicians that the fifteenth amendment must...

... consignees, and Tories in general who, by words or acts, aroused patriotic indignation. At the same time, summary punishment was not infrequently visited upon other public offenders; usually it was a coat of tar and feathers, but often it took the form of a whipping, merely, followed by banishment after...

...- ular Migrants. Millennium: Journal of International Studies 41, no. 2: 182 200. Mezzadra, Sandro. 2004. The Right to Escape. Ephemera 4, no. 3: 267 275. MOL. 2018. The 1992 Employment Service Act: Amended November 28, 2018. Ministry of Labor. law.moj.gov.tw/ENG/LawClass/LawAll.aspx?pcode=N0090001...

... Amendment gave colored persons the right to vote in a negative way, and the second section of the Fourteenth Amendment gave Congress the right to penalize by reducing the representa­ tion of those states which should deprive a portion of their citizenship of the right to vote. The Enforcement Act of May 31...

...- “We are all Israelis”  685 ing on—indeed, comparing—each others’ administration of colonialism. Hence, in 2002, Israel amended its citizenship law to prevent “family uni- fication” among married Israeli and non-Israeli Palestinians when it passed the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law...