Titlebook: Validation of Evolving Software; Hana Chockler,Daniel Kroening,Natasha Sharygina Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2

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Hana Chockler,Daniel Kroening,Leonardo Mariani,Natasha Sharyginathe exiled Víctor Raú l Haya de la Torre as a pan-American movement in 1924, it was transformed into a national political party in 1930. APRA immediately won affiliates among professional, middle, and working classes of the towns and gave an ideological boost to the formation of popular fronts, unio

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of what exactly ‘citizenship’ entails remains largely elusive, certain themes are recurrent within contemporary theorizing. As shown in the discussion in Chapter 2, issues of ‘identity’ and ‘difference’ are now at the heart of most contemporary citizenship theorizing. That these two issues have beco

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Hana Chockler,Sitvanit Ruahrical distance from the body politic. In the contemporary period in the United Kingdom, mobility is understood as a criminal act for some and a desirable and sophisticated practice for others. Bridget Anderson seeks to demonstrate the relationship between immigration controls and the construction of

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Ondrej Sery,Grigory Fedyukovich,Natasha Sharyginapant member of society. These privileges include voting rights, the ability to stand for election, eligibility for appointment to public office and entitlements to social welfare benefits and public housing. Obligations include the duty of allegiance to the Crown, perhaps better defined as loyalty t

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Fabrizio Pastore,Leonardo Mariani,Alberto Goffi,Manuel Oriol,Michael Wahlertan trends continue to coexist with a tight grip on migration flows and states’ monitoring of the conditions of national membership—all on the background of persistent popular anxiety about the ability of “strangers” to ever become “insiders” and contribute to the strengthening rather than the disso

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Ajitha Rajan,Daniel Kroening the first of three case studies, this chapter examines the relationship between this Muslim-consciousness and the civic status Muslims are seeking through the mobilisation for schools. In the opening quotation, the director of the Association of Muslim (AMS), Idreas Mears, figuratively traces the e