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Revocation of citizenship : the new policies of conditional membership
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EUI RSC; 2021/23; Global Governance Programme-438; GLOBALCIT
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FARGUES, Emilien Louis Maurice, HONOHAN, Iseult (editor/s), Revocation of citizenship : the new policies of conditional membership, EUI RSC, 2021/23, Global Governance Programme-438, GLOBALCIT - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/70213
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In many countries across the world, citizenship revocation policies are back on the political agenda. States are either contemplating or adopting legislative changes to increase the power of the executive to take citizenship away from individuals on an array of legal grounds, from fraud in the naturalisation process to involvement in terror-related acts. Amendments to citizenship legislation are also decided with the purpose of excluding entire communities from the definition of national identity and removing them out of the state borders. This symposium addresses the challenges that the revival of citizenship revocation raises for the study of citizenship as a secure and equal membership in a state. It brings together academics and practitioners in an effort to reflect both on the concrete policy implications of citizenship stripping and on its theoretical significance. The symposium also takes an original comparative perspective on this topic, with contributions that go beyond Western contexts represented in much of the citizenship literature.
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This work was supported by the European Research Council under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (grant agreement No 716350).