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Check out item @CNN on #dualcitizenship trends with ref to @_GlobalCIT and @macimide data and comment from yours truly.
If you’re curious, this is what the trend in acceptance of #dualcitizenship for expats looks like over the past six decades.
macimide.maastrichtuniversity.nl/dual-cit-datab…
If you’re curious, this is what the trend in acceptance of #dualcitizenship for expats looks like over the past six decades.
macimide.maastrichtuniversity.nl/dual-cit-datab…
Over the past two decades, nearly all changes in #dualcitizenship acceptance for expats have been towards a tolerant approach.
I would not be surprised if one more country will follow liberal trend in near future but will depend on this week's general elections in 🇳🇱...
It’s election time in NL!
-> 17 March 🇳🇱
I had a look at party positions on #citizenship in 13 election manifestoes.
What did I find…?
1. Right-wing restriction
2. Left-wing silence / ambiguity
3. Small liberal center
4. New diaspora capture
A thread /
-> 17 March 🇳🇱
I had a look at party positions on #citizenship in 13 election manifestoes.
What did I find…?
1. Right-wing restriction
2. Left-wing silence / ambiguity
3. Small liberal center
4. New diaspora capture
A thread /
#1. Right-wing restriction
No surprise. Parties on center-right (VVD), orthodox Christian right (SGP) & populist right (FvD, PVV) advocate citizenship stripping.
‘Freedom’ Party PVV advocates restrictions of #dualcitizens (eg military)
FvD & SGP against pathway to citizenship.
No surprise. Parties on center-right (VVD), orthodox Christian right (SGP) & populist right (FvD, PVV) advocate citizenship stripping.
‘Freedom’ Party PVV advocates restrictions of #dualcitizens (eg military)
FvD & SGP against pathway to citizenship.
#2. Left-wing silence / ambiguity I
The Greens (GL) & orthodox Socialist Party (SP) are silent on citizenship.
Labour Party (PvdA) somewhat ambiguous on #dualcitizenship: ‘no sign of lack of loyalty, but want to help people get rid of other citizenship, if they want’.
The Greens (GL) & orthodox Socialist Party (SP) are silent on citizenship.
Labour Party (PvdA) somewhat ambiguous on #dualcitizenship: ‘no sign of lack of loyalty, but want to help people get rid of other citizenship, if they want’.
New pre-print:
What’s the causal impact of #dualcitizenship acceptance on immigrant naturalisation?
Floris Peters (@MiLifeStatus) and I apply quasi-experimental design based on reforms in 🇳🇱 (1997) and 🇸🇪 (2001).
I think it’s pretty nifty 🤓
osf.io/skvfp
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What’s the causal impact of #dualcitizenship acceptance on immigrant naturalisation?
Floris Peters (@MiLifeStatus) and I apply quasi-experimental design based on reforms in 🇳🇱 (1997) and 🇸🇪 (2001).
I think it’s pretty nifty 🤓
osf.io/skvfp
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Difference-in-differences design exploits exogenous variation in origin country #citizenship legislation to identify the treatment effect of destination country policy reform.
We draw on @macimide data on expatriate dual citizenship acceptance: doi.org/10.7910/DVN/TT…
Difference-in-differences design exploits exogenous variation in origin country #citizenship legislation to identify the treatment effect of destination country policy reform.
We draw on @macimide data on expatriate dual citizenship acceptance: doi.org/10.7910/DVN/TT…
We employ microlevel administrative data on complete migrant populations in the years around these reforms.
In 🇳🇱 dual citizenship was restricted in 1997, though with major exemptions (eg not if 🇳🇱 partner).
In 🇸🇪 dual citizenship was liberalised in 2001.
In 🇳🇱 dual citizenship was restricted in 1997, though with major exemptions (eg not if 🇳🇱 partner).
In 🇸🇪 dual citizenship was liberalised in 2001.
New paper on
Long-term heterogeneity in immigrant naturalisation
with Anna Tegunimataka (@lunduniversity), Floris Peters (@macimide) and Pieter Bevelander (@MalmoMigration)
is now available in @ESR_news! 🌞
@MiLifeStatus @ERC_Research
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Long-term heterogeneity in immigrant naturalisation
with Anna Tegunimataka (@lunduniversity), Floris Peters (@macimide) and Pieter Bevelander (@MalmoMigration)
is now available in @ESR_news! 🌞
@MiLifeStatus @ERC_Research
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Paper draws on data from admin registers
on 642k migrants from 8 cohorts
in 🇩🇰, 🇳🇱 and 🇸🇪
tracked up to 21 ysm
N=4.3M obs
We observe large differences in cumulative naturalisation rates:
🇸🇪 80%
🇳🇱 67%
🇩🇰 37%
Differences increase after contrasting policy changes.
Paper draws on data from admin registers
on 642k migrants from 8 cohorts
in 🇩🇰, 🇳🇱 and 🇸🇪
tracked up to 21 ysm
N=4.3M obs
We observe large differences in cumulative naturalisation rates:
🇸🇪 80%
🇳🇱 67%
🇩🇰 37%
Differences increase after contrasting policy changes.
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Language requirements and integration tests were introduced in both Denmark (B1/B2) and the Netherlands (A2), but not in Sweden.
Dual citizenship was restricted in the Netherlands but liberalised in Sweden.
Language requirements and integration tests were introduced in both Denmark (B1/B2) and the Netherlands (A2), but not in Sweden.
Dual citizenship was restricted in the Netherlands but liberalised in Sweden.
New @FrontSociology paper w Swantje Falcke (@MiLifeStatus) with, I think, intriguing #nullfindings.
Q: did abolishment of “domestic clause” (i.e. #dualcitizenship restriction) in Germany 🇩🇪 affect naturalization rates after 2000?
We find it did not.
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frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…
Q: did abolishment of “domestic clause” (i.e. #dualcitizenship restriction) in Germany 🇩🇪 affect naturalization rates after 2000?
We find it did not.
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frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…
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The “Inlandsklausel” before 2000 exempted German citizens who acquired another citizenship from losing 🇩🇪 citizenship if they lived in 🇩🇪.
This ‘backdoor to dual citizenship’ enabled naturalising migrants to renounce, and then reacquire, their origin citizenship.
The “Inlandsklausel” before 2000 exempted German citizens who acquired another citizenship from losing 🇩🇪 citizenship if they lived in 🇩🇪.
This ‘backdoor to dual citizenship’ enabled naturalising migrants to renounce, and then reacquire, their origin citizenship.
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Data: we combine data from SOEP (@DIW_Berlin_en) with @_GlobalCIT data on #citizenship reacquisition policies in origin countries.
Method: we employ a difference-in-differences strategy and compare naturalization rates between 1993 and 2006.
Data: we combine data from SOEP (@DIW_Berlin_en) with @_GlobalCIT data on #citizenship reacquisition policies in origin countries.
Method: we employ a difference-in-differences strategy and compare naturalization rates between 1993 and 2006.
