Titlebook: Citizenship Acquisition and National Belonging; Migration, Membershi Gideon Calder,Phillip Cole,Jonathan Seglow Book 2010 Palgrave Macmilla

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Becoming Citizens: Naturalization in the Liberal State,ake it relatively easy, while others set high barriers and, in some cases, make it all but impossible. This diversity of practice raises several normative questions. What can be expected of people who want to become citizens? What sort of requirements can be made? And what normative principles are r

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Republican Requirements for Access to Citizenship,erning community, some boundaries are justified, but the conditions for membership need not be as stringent as those currently becoming the norm in many Western states. Republican citizenship is quite demanding: it requires a capacity to communicate, an awareness of interdependence among citizens, a

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Introducing the Majority to Ethnicity: Do They Like What They See?,ose things at all. Baumann (1996) has shown, in his study of Southall, that in a multi-ethnic social space where ‘white’ groups are numerical minorities, those communities (white English, Irish) do develop a consciousness of ethnic difference, including their own ‘ethnicity’. In many British and Eng

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