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Dual citizenship granted to Hungarian ethnics: context and arguments in the Romanian and Hungarian mass media
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Abstract Citizenship represents the permanent legal and political relationship that exists between the state and the individual. Citizenship is often defined in terms of legislation and accompanying political debates, far from the realities experienced by citizens.
Due to the lack of uniformity between laws... view more
Citizenship represents the permanent legal and political relationship that exists between the state and the individual. Citizenship is often defined in terms of legislation and accompanying political debates, far from the realities experienced by citizens.
Due to the lack of uniformity between laws of different countries regarding the criteria for granting citizenship, an individual can be found in a position to have more than one citizenship or in a position where his/her right to citizenship is denied. We are facing a citizenship conflict that bears the concept of multi-nationality or even of statelessness.... view less
Keywords
citizenship; dual citizenship; statuary regulation; civil rights; cultural identity; national identity; nationalism; Hungary; Romania; minority; ethnicity; mass media
Classification
Political Process, Elections, Political Sociology, Political Culture
Law
Document language
English
Publication Year
2011
Page/Pages
p. 151-162
Journal
Eurolimes (2011) Supl.
Issue topic
Ethnicity, confession and intercultural dialogue at the European Union’s east border
ISSN
1841-9259
Status
Published Version; peer reviewed
Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution