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The right to enter, leave, and travel within one's country is as essential to full citizenship in a modern, democratic republic as rights to vote or work. Ironically, the computer revolution lauded for its globalizing effects enables government restrictions on movement -- through monitoring, watchlisting, and interdiction -- to unprecedented degrees. This interdisciplinary panel examines how technology alters this classic citizen-state relationship.
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EU Citizenship at the Cost of National Sovereignty? The Effects of Intra-EU Mobility on Young Citizens’ Perceptions | View Paper Details |
Big Data at the Border: Balancing Visa-Free Travel and Security in a Digital Age | View Paper Details |
Potemkin Citizenship: How Terrorist Watchlists Diminish Freedom of Movement and other Individual Rights in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom | View Paper Details |
Canadian Approaches to Privacy and Security in Times of Public Insecurity – The Importance of an Appropriate and Proportionate Approach to Protecting Travellers | View Paper Details |