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Required Reading: In most parts of the developing world, physical survival is at stake, not citizenship. At the same time, in the midst of our First World metropolises, a so-called Fourth World congregates--the world of the displaced, the exiles, immigrants, asylum seekers, and other mobile noncitizens. In Guillermo Gomez-Pena's terms, the Fourth World is a counterspace that challenges the privilege and identity of citizens, those who have a home. --D. N. Rodowick, "Introduction: Mobile Citizens, Media States." PMLA 117:1 (January 2002)
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