1995
DOI: 10.1080/1070289x.1997.9962524
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Sanctioned identities: Legal constructions of modern personhood

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“…2 Cf. Collier, Maurer y Suárez 1995, Suárez 1999, Suárez 2005, para un análisis detallado sobre las premisas del modelo de ciudadanía en relación a la aparente dicotomía igualdad-diferencia en relación a los procesos migratorios y las políticas identitarias inscritas en el modelo de ciudadanía.…”
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“…2 Cf. Collier, Maurer y Suárez 1995, Suárez 1999, Suárez 2005, para un análisis detallado sobre las premisas del modelo de ciudadanía en relación a la aparente dicotomía igualdad-diferencia en relación a los procesos migratorios y las políticas identitarias inscritas en el modelo de ciudadanía.…”
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“…Regarding ways that race is implicit within citizenship and immigration categories, see Calavita 2000, Collier et al 1995, Coutin 2003b, Goldberg 1997, Haney-L6pez 1996, Pred 2000, andYngvesson and Mahoney 2000 6. Although adoption may appear to be about kinship and immigration to be about citizenship, in fact, family relations are key to-and disrupted by-both of these processes.…”
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“…Kinship was seen as the space capitalism supposedly does not penetrate, as capitalist work discipline leaves us "free" to discover our true selves only at "home" among our loved ones. 60 At the same time that law concocts kin as a space of resistance to and freedom from the state and the market, law also imagines families as requiring regulation (at 111) lest social disorder or individual pathology take root in "bad families." Kinship emerges as a key site of the regulation of individuals and populations (and a central component of Foucault's biopower, as noted above) at the same time that it becomes central to people's self-perceptions and identities, a site of resistance, and the stuff of substantive equality against which formal legal equality is measured.…”
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