GLOBALCIT is recruiting two research assistants
We are looking for two research assistants starting on 1 January 2021 for a part-time 80%, four days per week with a contract of 12 months.
Ghoumid and others v. France: The Grey Hole of Nationality Revocation
Back in 2015, five individuals were deprived of their French nationality. These five individuals challenged the revocation decrees before the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHRts). The decision in Ghoumid and others v. France was issued on 26 June 2020. The ECtHRts failed to recognise any violation of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. Worse, it created a “grey hole,” i.e., formal protection of the rule of law which is substantially inconsistent. Read More …
Legitimizing precarity of EU citizenship: Tjebbes
Katja Swider,
Legitimizing precarity of EU citizenship: Tjebbe
Common Market Law Review
2020
Citizenship on the move: the deprivation and restoration of emigrants’ hukou in China
Jiaqi Liu
Citizenship on the move: the deprivation and restoration of emigrants’ hukou in China
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
2020
Secularism and the Citizenship Amendment Act
Abhinav Chandrachud
Secularism and the Citizenship Amendment Act
Indian Law Review
2020
Pathways to Citizenship in the EU
European Migration Network
Pathways to Citizenship in the EU
European Commission
2020
Arbitrariness, subordination and unequal citizenship
Farrah Ahmed
Arbitrariness, subordination and unequal citizenship
Indian Law Review
2020
How to Help Hong Kong: UK Options for British Nationals (Overseas) (BNOs)
The continuing delinquency of the existence of British National (Overseas) status as a class of British nationality that confers no right of abode in the UK itself. What more could the UK Government do and why?
Dual citizenship on the horizon for Dutch citizens in the United Kingdom
On 30 June 2020, the Dutch Senate approved a bill that would temporarily allow dual citizenship for Dutch citizens who reside in the United Kingdom.