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Migration and shifting borders: Re-conceptualizing non-citizens in Turkey
In an age of securitization, in which the movement of individuals across borders has become securitized, and in which borders themselves are being externalized in an attempt to curb migration flows, the conventional notion of a static citizen-state relationship within the nation-state system is incr...
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2018
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