Since 1990, nearly 100 countries extended voting rights to citizens living abroad, including
32 in sub-Saharan Africa. However, the actual ability for emigrants to vote in subsequent …

Recognising the need to unpack ‌the 'state'and‌ ‌problematise‌ the term‌ 'diaspora', in this
special issue we examine the various actors within (and beyond) the state that participate in …

We identify four main strands of the migrant enfranchisement literature since 2010 and
outline its main (debated) concepts. We pinpoint missing links among the strands, such as a …

Enfranchising migrants into the demos is a growing global trend, not exclusive to
democracy. Analysing a country that has expanded migrant suffrage in both democracy and …

While some countries lag in enacting or implementing voting rights for nationals living
outside the territory, others grant them but lag in turning rights into ballots. What explains the …

The electoral franchise has become more universal as restrictions based on criteria such as
sex or property have been lifted throughout the process of democratisation. Yet, a broad …

Over the past decades, diasporas' engagement in homeland elections has become a highly
salient issue, especially given the widespread implementation of enfranchisement policies …

In recent years, the literature on diaspora politics has focused primarily on why and when
migrant or ethno-religious groups adopt a diasporic stance and mobilise on behalf of their …

Internet voting has been available for French citizens living abroad since 2006, and 43.21%
of them filled out their ballots online for the first election of their consular delegates in 2014 …

The article compares how secessionist elites in Scotland and Catalonia discursely and
legally constituted the people that is the subject of their claim of self-determination in relation …