Passport

Discover the intriguing world of travel documentation in "Passport," a compelling book published by The History Press Ltd in 2005. This new edition spans 288 pages, offering readers a deep dive into the paradox of passports and their role in modern society. Authored by an insightful writer, this book explores how the passport, despite lacking a legal foundation, has become an essential tool for states, enabling them to implement a self-financing, data collection, and surveillance system. Uncover the fascinating history of the passport and its evolution to the present day. Ideal for anyone interested in travel, law, or history, "Passport" promises to enlighten and engage readers with its thought-provoking narrative.