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The quest for sustainability / David Humphreys and Spencer S. Stober -- Not all cultures should be preserved : the culture of denial, its effects on sustainability and what should be done about it / Paul Derby -- The contributory components of viable eco-diverse landscapes / Alan Derbyshire -- Islamic insights on sustainability / Dora Marinova, Amzad Hossain, and Popie Hossain Rhaman -- Environmental memes : form, function, and reasons for optimism / Spencer S. Stober -- The perfect storm : catastrophic collapse in the 2st century / Glen Kuecker -- Creating sustainable organizations in a globalizing world : integrating anthropological knowledge and organizational systems theory / Kimberly Porter Martin -- Technology and ecology / David Grierson -- Economic models for environmental and business sustainability in product development and manufacturing / Dariush Rafinejad and Robert C. Carlson -- Sustainable corporate strategy : who's sustaining what? / Michael L. McIntyre and Steven Murphy -- From corporate social responsibility to the democratic regulation of transnational corporations / David Humphreys -- Sustainability, aesthetics, and future generations : towards a dimensional model of arts' impact on sustainability / Alisa Moldavanova -- A call to experience the earth collectively / Elizabeth More Graff and Wolfram Hoefer -- Sculpting sustainability : art's interaction with ecology / Jade Wildy -- Know your rights : earth jurisprudence and environmental politics in the Americas / David Humphreys -- Women, sustainability, and biodiversity : Vandana Shiva's arguments for earth democracy / Jennifer E. Michaels -- Ecuador : towards mother nature's utopia / Spencer S. Stober -- Citizen or commodity : nature's rights in Ecuador's constitution / Christine Dellert -- Disruptive social innovation for a low-carbon world / Samuel Alexander -- Human insecurity through economic development : educational strategies to destabilize the dominant paradigm / Alexander K. Lautensach and Sabina W. Lautensach -- Home : an alternative time-spatial concept for sustainable development / Elin Wihlborg and Per Assmo.

This article explores the competing policy imperatives within and between tiers of government and policy makers' perceptions of the relative "deservingness" of undocumented children, which contribute to an uneven geography of entitlements to public services across the European Union. While scholars have contrasted the formal exclusion of undocumented migrants with their informal inclusion, the article explores the tension between formal exclusion and formal inclusion: where the state, through granting legal entitlements to services, contradicts the logic of its own enforcement paradigm. The analysis presents the findings of a comprehensive mapping of entitlements to health care and education for undocumented children across the European Union's 28 member states and draws on interviews with policy makers across 14 member states to explore the justification for entitlements granted at national and substate levels. It finds that competing policy imperatives are most acute in relation to children where the logic of immigration control faces competing social and humanitarian imperatives within the national administration and in regional and municipal tiers of government. That tension reflects the social construction of undocumented children as both "illegal" and vulnerable, negative perceptions among policy makers of the deservingness of undocumented migrants countered, to a degree, by positive perceptions of the deservingness of children.