Multiple citizenship and steteless persons by Mudrinić Ljiljana

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More Is Less: Multiple Citizenship, Political Participation, and Mr Erdogan by David Abraham

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POSSIBILITY OF RECOGNITION OF MULTIPLE CITIZENSHIP STATUS OF THE INDONESIAN DIASPORA COMMUNITY by Jalaluddin M Isa

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Two passports – One Nation? Parliamentary Debates on Multiple Citizenship in Poland by Agnieszka Weinar

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Migration, Multiple Citizenships, and the Right toParticipate in Official Electoral Bodies in Mexico by Francisco Antonio Rojas Choza, Miguel Vilches Hinojosa

“…This article aims to quantify the possible effects of multiple citizenship in Mexico due to growing international migration, as well as to analyze the legal restrictions on the exercise of electoral rights due to multiple citizenship. …”
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Investigating Multiple Citizenship in International Relations: Rethinking Globalisation, Nation-States and Social Contract by Hyunji Kang

“…Multiple citizenship was once thought to signify disloyalty to the nation-state and threaten the sovereign international system, hence considered an aberration that should be limited. …”
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Citizenship Policies Between Nation-State Building and Globalisation: Attitudes of the Decision Makers in Estonia by Rein Ruutsoo, Leif Kalev

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Récupérer une nationalité européenne. Quand des descendants d’Argentins et d’Israéliens mobilisent leurs origines familiales migratoires by Fanny Jedlicki, Karine Lamarche, Camille Noûs

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DUAL CITIZENSHIP IN THE CONTEXT OF OPPORTUNITIES AND PROSPECTS OF UKRAINIAN MIGRANTS by Tetyana Panchenko

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Designing an Optimal Model for Management of Afghan Immigrants in Sistan and Baluchestan Province: Data-based Theorizing Aapproach by Abolfazl Arasteh, Yaser Kahrazeh, Mehdi Salah, Zeinab Hashemi baghi

“…Concerning the policymaking, several principles such as equality, multiple citizenship, dominant or effective citizenship, and human dignity should be taken into consideration by the officials. …”
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État, Politique et absence : le « statut » des Marocains Résidant à l’Étranger (MRE) by Malika Gouirir

“…The simultaneous holding of multiple citizenships may lead to conflicts. Such questions, when linked to personal status, shed light on persistent dilemmas on such issues as heritage and the right to vote. …”
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