The concept of social remittances, coined by Levitt (1998 and later), evoked many scholarly
reactions, but in our view, its process still needs some conceptual clarification and …

The aim of this study is to present the state of the art of the migration research in Poland after
1989. It provides for the overview of the development of migration research according to …

This paper aims to present an in‐depth comparative analysis of how three states in Central
and Eastern Europe—Hungary, Poland and Lithuania—ensure the political inclusion of their …

Citizenship was the most important mark of political belonging in Europe in the twentieth
century, while estate, religion, party, class, and nation lost political significance in the century …

Migracje międzynarodowe to obszar tematyczny zdecydowanie wymagający
interdyscyplinarnego podejścia. Jako zjawisko masowe zarówno o globalnym zasięgu, jak …

This chapter is about the level of tolerance of dual citizenship and its determinants in
Poland, an emigration country. Public debate on dual citizenship is marginal, barely present …

In citizenship matters, Poland still operates under a statute adopted in 1962 1 which is
adjusted to new social and political realities on an ad hoc basis. There have been repeated …

The Cold War's division of Europe impacted forms and directions of migratory movements on
the continent. For both ideological and economic reasons, Poland was excluded from the …

The development of the legal notion of Polish citizenship has gone through twists and turns,
shaped by the history of the country. Belonging to the Polish nation has not always meant …

This article focuses on the repatriation policy of the Polish state toward co-ethnics residing in
some post-Soviet countries. Its main goal is to answer the question: Why has this policy …