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Fellowship Lecture: Citizen, Denizen, Alien
Adoption via Lebanon: Practices of Extirpation and Their Impact on Kinship, Community, Identity, and Citizenship Presented under the gracious auspices of The Asfari Institute for Civil Society and Citizenship at the American University of Beirut
Posted in citizenship, Engagements & Events
Tagged adoption, citizenship, Lebanon, missionarism, polis, trafficking, zoë
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Citizen, Denizen, Alien: Lecture • Film Screening
The Asfari Institute for Civil Society and Citizenship at AUB presents: A fellowship lecture on the topic of adoption via Lebanon by Daniel Drennan, followed by a screening of the film Memory: Unknown, which documents those adopted via Lebanon to Scandinavia and their … Continue reading
On regaining Lebanese nationality.
In my current research, I’ve been looking into various conceptions of citizenship, the nation-states of source and adoption, as well as the ephemeral nature of what makes for adoptee identity and sense of belonging. Coincidentally, I recently submitted the last … Continue reading
Adoption in the Lebanese Context: A Proposal
I am posting here a small excerpt from my proposal to the Asfari Institute entitled: Adoption in the Lebanese Context: Practices of Extirpation and Their Impact on Kinship, Community, Citizenship, and Identity. I’ve already expanded it into a full research … Continue reading
Is it okay to not provide citizenship for an adopted child?
This is the 24th question in the series: “Anti-adoption month: 30 answers to 30 questions on adoption” [link].
Posted in Q&A
Tagged belonging, citizenship, Dual citizenship, emigration, immigration, nation-state, nationality
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