Citizenship deprivation on security grounds–Difference in state practices–Underlying
citizenship regimes and states' constitutional structures–Constitutional roles attributed to the …

Citizenship is a source of (legal) identity that provides access to resources, rights, and
recognition. However, the contested nature of aspirant states leads to their citizens being …

In 2015, the Australian government commissioned a telemovie as part of its strategic
communication campaign to deter would-be asylum seekers from travelling to Australia …

This chapter focuses on citizenship as an increasingly important aspect of the relationship
between international law and the delineation of territories. Traditionally, nation-states are …

Multiculturalism has been truly called the 'challenge of our time'(Fleiner & Basta-Fleiner,
511). Although multicultural societies have been an outcome of migration processes1 …

This article explores the way in which the Australian Republican Movement (ARM) in the
1990s considered the meaning of citizenship and national identity. We seek to demonstrate …

In its soft law Code of Good Practice in Electoral Matters, the Council of Europe's Venice
Commission states the 'five principles underlying Europe's electoral heritage': universal …

In an interdependent world with fast connections and present-day communication
techniques, state borders are no longer an obstacle for international crime. Anybody–the …

On 1 July 2013, Croatia became the 28th European Union (EU) Member State. The Croatian
'accession party'was not attended by the German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who thus …

This paper introduces the Citizenship and Constitutional Law collection, which aims to
highlight the complex and dynamic relationship between citizenship-as membership status …