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A Right to Self-Definitionpure ethno-cultural communities and arguments about self-definition often refer to both types of communities. I, nevertheless, think that it is useful to start the examination of various claims to self-definition by posing the question of what kind of “self” these claims are intended to serve.

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Conclusionlitical thinking. For this reason principles governing the allocation of citizenship should not be chosen too hastily. They must be judged in the light of major (competing) concerns about the membership of a liberal democratic state.

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The Regulation of Legal and Political Membership they reinforce one another through rules and conditions regarding their acquisition and loss. Before I delve into these arguments, let me briefly discuss one important criticism of birthright citizenship based on considerations of global justice.

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2947-5988 ustifications for ethno-cultural citizenship and an original elaboration of principles of membership suitable for contemporary liberal democratic states.978-1-349-47988-7978-1-137-38208-5Series ISSN 2947-5988 Series E-ISSN 2947-5996

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