The study of identities struggles to capture the moments and dynamics of identity change. A
crisis moment provides a rare insight into such processes. This paper traces the political …

A wide majority of countries acknowledge non-resident citizens' right to vote in elections in
their country of origin. However, classical turnout theories do not take into account how …

This article contributes to the burgeoning literature on transnational politics by bringing tools
used by scholars of cultural diffusion and circulation into these debates. We build on …

How does international migration impact the composition of the demos? Constitutional
doctrines and democratic theories suggest contrasting responses: an insular one excludes …

The introduction presents an overview of the main theoretical questions and debates in the
literature on transnationalism and political parties and highlights how these have rarely …

The transnational political participation of migrants has been extensively analyzed in the
literature. Previous explanations focus on individual determinants ranging from political …

External voting by nonresident citizens has become an important feature of contemporary
democratic politics. However, compared to the average voter in domestic elections, we still …

In view of the observation of some scholars and policymakers that contemporary
international migration and its developmental effects are better understood from a …

What explains varying levels of emigrant transnational engagement in home-country
politics? The well-known difficulties in obtaining migrant profile data and restriction to a few …

This study examines political media consumption among non-resident citizens, and whether
following politics in traditional and social media in their country of residence and origin has a …