Brubaker. Rogers

Brubaker, Rogers. Nationalism Reframed Nationhood and the National Question in the New Europe (Cambridge Cambridge University Press, 1996). 

Submitted by R. Lespieau and M. Bourcuel. Checked by Roger Adams and M. M. Brubaker. 

Retzky SS, Rogers jr RM, Richardson AC (1996) Anatomy of female pelvic support. In Brubaker LT, Saclarides TJ (eds) The female pelvic floor disorders of function and support. F.A. Davis Company, Philadelphia, pp 3-21... 

As a horizontal status, citizenship requires limits. It is, as Rogers Brubaker famously noted, internally inclusive and externally exclusive (Brubaker 1992 21). For most people and in most cases, the limits of the borders are the limits of citizenship. Put another way, one can only be fully a citizen when resident in the state of one s citizenship. Even dual citizens, a naturally privileged category, enjoy no diplomatic protection when in the state of their other citizenship(s) and often find they have fewer social and political rights (to health care, to lower postsecondary education fees, or even to vote) when they do not reside in the state granting their citizenship. 

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