Sanctuary Movement Logics in Tension: Navigating Everyday Contradictions of Citizenship and Post-Citizenship Orientations

I. Sanctuary movements are often framed by scholars as performative “acts of citizenship,” drawing on social theorists Engin Isin’s and Judith Butler’s claims that citizenship and rights come into ...

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Socialism and Democracy
Published
2026-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.1080/08854300.2026.2748064
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Migration and Exile Studies
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Sanctuary Movement Logics in Tension: Navigating Everyday Contradictions of Citizenship and Post-Citizenship Orientations

Matthew Block
Socialism and Democracy
Migration and Exile Studies
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Sanctuary Movement Logics in Tension: Navigating Everyday Contradictions of Citizenship and Post-Citizenship Orientations

Matthew Block
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I. Sanctuary movements are often framed by scholars as performative “acts of citizenship,” drawing on social theorists Engin Isin’s and Judith Butler’s claims that citizenship and rights come into ...

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