Subject: new book<br/>
Date: Nov 04, 2002 @ 06:28<br/>
Author: b.whyte@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au (b.whyte@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-144629607">I just saw an advertisement for the following new book:<br/>
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Rights of passage, the passport in international relations<br/>
by Mark B Salter<br/>
c.200 pages, <br/>
release: April 2003<br/>
ISBN: 1-58826-145-X<br/>
GBP37.95 / US$45<br/>
Lynne Rienner Publishers, Boulder, Colorado and London, UK<br/>
www.rienner.com<br/>
<br/>
Salter is an asst prof at the American University in Cairo.<br/>
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contents:<br/>
introduction<br/>
two narratives of the pasport<br/>
health of the body politic<br/>
war and official movement<br/>
passports and international society<br/>
the disappearance of passports<br/>
conclusion: passports, identity and international relations.<br/>
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