Immigrant citizenship rights in the nation-state reference both theories of cross-national
convergence and the resilience of national political processes. This article investigates …

The Cultural Defense of Nations presents a timely, thought-provoking thesis on some of the
most pressing issues of our time-global immigration, majority groups, and national identity …

Can nativist attitudes condition support for LGBT+ rights? The sustained advance in pro-
LGBT+ attitudes in the West often contrasts with the greening of anti-immigrant sentiment …

As envisioned by TH Marshall, social citizenship was a corrective to the injustices caused by
the capitalist market. Entitlements and protections guaranteed by the welfare state would …

This paper scrutinizes the paradox of the increasing objective yet diminishing subjective
value of citizenship in Western states. The decreasing subjective value points to an …

The book challenges the popular notion of a clash of cultures pitting Muslim and non-Muslim
Europeans against one another. The study finds instead vehement conflict among three …

New nationalism differs from classical nationalism in terms of its content and focus. Whereas
classical nationalism distinguishes itself from other nation‐states in defining its national …

Predominant conceptions of citizenship treat it as national, denoting a territorially bounded
population with a specific set of rights and duties. Immigration challenges the premises of …

Citizenship tests are increasingly used by national governments as part of their
naturalization procedures. Several analysts suggest that citizenship tests are indicative of a …

This article probes the consequences of Germany's 1999 citizenship reform as it pertains to
the incorporation of immigrants. We maintain that the law's principled rejection of dual …