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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-0528-8from Moroccan and Turkish descent, are scrutinized. Their belonging is most explicitly questioned on the grounds of culture and loyalty to the nation. In the first part of this chapter, we show that national state actors play crucial roles in the creation and persistence of this citizenship discours

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Fundamental Theories of Physicsd Turkey—and a Nordic state, Sweden. While these four Middle Eastern states include Kurdish regions with considerable Kurdish populations that Kurds claim as their historical homelands, Sweden is the country of destination for approximately 100,000 Kurdish migrants who have fled there due to politic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-72631-1ization. The outsiders are populations who are defined as a problem, an “anomaly,” to be managed. Since the Turkish nation has been built on their denial, they are neither thought of as minorities nor included in the nation like insider citizens.

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Desedimentation of Minkowski Spacetimerd in time should be buttressed by analysis that starts in the past. This can reveal the role of the state as the prime forger of citizens, national belonging and itself being an outcome of social antagonisms. The Syrian state’s intervention in education over the past century, as it was forged out o

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,Politics of Belonging, from National to Personal: The Political Framing of “Dutch” Identity and Eththe macro level of the nation-state is very relevant for citizens who are seen as ethnic and religious minorities. Using the case of the Netherlands, we show how the experiences of highly educated Moroccan and Turkish Dutch individual citizens are influenced by the dominant discourse about citizensh

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Conceiving Citizenship and Statelessness in the Middle East and Sweden: The Experiences of Kurdish processes often include by exclusion and states use a wide range of policies to deal with nonnationals or migrants through accommodation, assimilation, and exclusion (Mylonas 2012). This chapter aims to analyze direct and indirect roles of the states or governments in including or excluding particu