RT Book
T1 The invention of the passport: surveillance, citizenship and the state
T2 Cambridge studies in law and society
A1 Torpey, John C. 1959-
LA English
PP Cambridge New York, NY Port Melbourne New Delhi Singapore
PB Cambridge University Press
YR 2018
ED Second edition
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1019997346
AB "In an obscure paragraph of a package of immigration reforms adopted in 1996, the United States government committed itself to developing "an automated system to track the entry and exit of all non-citizens, thus providing a way of identifying immigrants who stay longer than their visas allow." At the time that the legislation was supposed to be put into effect, however, some in the government came to regard this measure as likely to cause undue complications for millions of border- crossers, and the implementation of the law was postponed for two and a half years"--
AB Coming and going: on the state monopolization of the legitimate "means of  movement" -- "Argus of the Patrie": the passport question in the French Revolution -- Sweeping out Augeas's Stable: the nineteenth-century trend toward Freedom of  Movement -- Toward the "Crustacean type of nation": the proliferation of identification -- From national to postnational? Passports and constraints on movement from the  interwar to the postwar era -- "Everything changed that day": passport regulations after the terrorist attacks of  September 11, 2001
NO Enthält Literaturangaben und Sachregister
CN K3273
SN 9781108462945
SN 9781108473903
K1 Passports : United States
K1 Freedom of movement : United States
K1 Passports : Europe, Western
K1 Freedom of movement : Europe, Western
K1 USA : Westeuropa : Freizügigkeit : Pass : Ausweis : Geschichte