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Unequal access to foreign spaces: how states use visa restrictions to regulate mobility in a globalized world
Nation-states employ visa restrictions to manage the complex trade-off between facilitating the entrance to their territory by passport holders from certain countries for economic and political reasons and deterring individuals from other countries for reasons of perceived security and immigration-c
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