Reconstruction Amendments says about the nature of American citizenship. The essay is organized as follows. Part I of the essay explores citizenship and membership by discussing belonging-based citizenship and rights-based citizenship. Part II describes how American and African American citizenship were constructed prior to the passage of the Reconstruction Amendments. Part III notes a few cases to explain how the Reconstruction Amendment\u27s jurisprudence has developed in the wake of Dred Scott v. Sandford\u27 and possibly led to a tilt toward a rights-based citizenship rather than a somewhat more robust belonging-based citizenship
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This study examines the evolution of the concept of citizenship under the United States Constitution...
Citizenship is an easy concept for us to understand in the modern age. When a nation emerges into be...
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Sections two and three of the Fourteenth Amendment, being more political than legal enactments, have...
The fight for full Black citizenship has been in large measure a fight against the systematic dehuma...
This collection of 11 essays on the transformation of citizenship seems especially timely as we face...
This Article analyzes the term citizenship in the United States in light of American jurisprudence...
According to conventional wisdom, state citizenship emerged out of the localism of early America and...
In late 2015, debate among many US Republican presidential candidates focused on immigration policy,...
The thesis of Professor Donald Nieman\u27s paper, From Slaves to Citizens: African-Americans, Right...
To understand fully the relevance of the first two clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment to secession,...
In republican political philosophy, citizenship is a status that is constituted by one’s participati...
In the view both of the ancients and of modern liberal political theorists, the relationship between...
The fight for full Black citizenship has been in large measure a fight against the systematic dehuma...
In recent times there has been an explosion of interest in the concept of citizenship. This renewed ...
This study examines the evolution of the concept of citizenship under the United States Constitution...
Citizenship is an easy concept for us to understand in the modern age. When a nation emerges into be...