Citizenship in Immigration States

Joppke, Christian (2017). Citizenship in Immigration States. In: Shachar, Ayelet; Bauboeck, Rainer; Bloemraad, Irene; Vink, Maarten (eds.) Oxford Handbook of Citizenship. Oxford Handbooks in Law (pp. 384-406). Oxford: Oxford University Press 10.1093/oxfordhb/9780198805854.013.17

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This chapter traces the development of citizenship in immigrant-receiving states, comparing the Gulf States in the Middle East with the Western states of Europe and North America. In particular, I juxtapose these states` opposite responses to the fact of immigration, which is exclusion in the Gulf and inclusion in the West. These opposite responses articulate a structural ambivalence of citizenship, which is to be inclusive to the inside but exclusive to the outside. Among the factors conditioning inclusive or exclusive outcomes are the liberal-democratic features of Western states and the autocratic and rentier character of Gulf States.

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