Dual Citizenship in an Age of Mobility
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...Successful assimilation to the destination country requires the migrants to interact with the new society, while keeping the culture of the origin country alive creates a positive environment for the multicultural identity to form (Guarnizo et al. 2003, Faist & Gerdes 2008)....
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...The emerging literature has suggested numerous factors that shape countries’ emigrant policies, including international law (Faist and Gerdes, 2008), home-state politics and political institutions (Lafleur, 2010), politics in host countries (Renshon, 2005; Shain, 1999–2000), economic remittances…...
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...…many states tolerate multiple citizenship and have developed programs to channel their participation in national political, civic, and economic life (Barry, 2006; Bauböck, 2005; Brand, 2006; Escobar, 2007; Faist and Gerdes, 2008; Fitzgerald, 2008; Jones-Correa, 2001; Levitt and De la Dehesa, 2003)....
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...Comparable cross-national data on the timing of dual citizenship policies are unavailable, but tolerance of dual citizenship also seems to have increased in recent decades (Faist and Gerdes, 2008)....
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...Indeed, an older global norm opposing dual citizenship appears to have reflected precisely these and similar apprehensions (Faist and Gerdes, 2008)....
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...Related empirical research has focused either on single countries (e.g., Renshon 2001) or on comparisons of more or less different states (e.g., Aleinikoff and Klusmeyer 2001 and 2002; Martin and Hailbronner 2003; Hansen and Weil 2001; Howard 2005; Faist 2007; Kalekin-Fishman and Pitkänen 2007)....
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...…attention to the nexus between citizenship, cross-border engagement of immigrants (Faist and Özveren 2004) and the implications these have for integration (Faist 2000), or to the implications of dual citizenship for overall citizenship and societal integration (Kivisto and Faist 2007; Spiro 2007)....
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