Elisabeth Badenhoop
Responding to the call for the Super Citizen: migrants’ ambivalent experiences of naturalization in Germany and the United Kingdom
Citizenship Studies
2021
A “Spotlight” symposium featuring a series of short-form articles addressing recent contestation over Indian citizenship law.
Jo Shaw and Igor Štiks
The constitutionalisation of cities and the future of global society
Identities
2021
Timothy Jacob-Owens
Immigration and Multicultural Citizenship in Europe: Insights from the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities
International Journal on Minority and Group Rights
2021
In this blog post, Solomon Oseghale Momoh summarises his PhD research on the gaps in the nationality law and policy of Nigeria, with a particular focus on safeguards for people exposed to the risk of statelessness. Momoh emphasises the need to transpose the 1954 Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons into domestic law and, crucially, the need for Nigeria to develop a statelessness determination procedure.
Juan Galeano, Aurélie Pont and Philippe Wanner
A Longitudinal Analysis of Naturalization and International Migration in Switzerland, 2011–2017
Journal of International Migration and Integration
2021
The nationality provisions in the Nationality and Borders Bill, currently progressing through the UK Parliament, are, with one exception, broadly progressive as they aim to rectify historic injustices and discrimination, contrasting with other parts of the Bill, which have been widely condemned. This blog post explains the background to and effects of the nationality clauses.
