Scholarship on nationalism and the state has examined how immigration and nationality policy create boundaries of inclusion and exclusion. While a handful of countries of immigration have been analysed extensively, explanations of nationality law have not accounted adequately for countries of emigration. This paper’s historical analysis of Mexican nationality law and its congressional debate demonstrates that the ways the state has defined nationality at different periods cannot be attributed simply to demographic migration patterns or legacies of past understandings of ethnic or state-territorial nationhood, according to the expectations of received theory. The literature’s focus on geopolitically stronger countries of immigration obscures...
UnrestrictedContemporary migrants in the United States demonstrate an interest and capacity for poli...
Many scholars have recently argued that nation-state—centered approaches in comparative sociology an...
Dr. Adrián Félix traces Mexican migrant transnationalism across the migrant political life cycle, be...
Scholarship on nationalism and the state has examined how immigration and nationality policy create ...
Concern about foreigners who seemingly live in Mexico with little regard for joining the Mexican nat...
The purpose of this paper is to address the question of how does the inclusion or exclusion of polit...
International migration yields pervasive cross-border social engagements, yet homeland political inv...
The traditional concept of citizenship (linked to the nation-State) expressed in the theoretical wor...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. March 2010. Major: Communication Studies. Advisor: Dr. R...
Reacting to migrants’ many, ongoing involvements with their home communities, sending states ha...
This paper illustrates institutional approaches of emigrant states toward emigrants abroad, and how ...
Undocumented immigration used to be the concern of only states that shared a southern border with Me...
This paper invokes a membership-exclusion theoretical model of immigrant integration to investigate ...
Influential immigrant-receiving country actors have long articulated the need for a comprehensive ap...
How do sub-state regions respond to immigration and what drives their policy choices? Combining the ...
UnrestrictedContemporary migrants in the United States demonstrate an interest and capacity for poli...
Many scholars have recently argued that nation-state—centered approaches in comparative sociology an...
Dr. Adrián Félix traces Mexican migrant transnationalism across the migrant political life cycle, be...
Scholarship on nationalism and the state has examined how immigration and nationality policy create ...
Concern about foreigners who seemingly live in Mexico with little regard for joining the Mexican nat...
The purpose of this paper is to address the question of how does the inclusion or exclusion of polit...
International migration yields pervasive cross-border social engagements, yet homeland political inv...
The traditional concept of citizenship (linked to the nation-State) expressed in the theoretical wor...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. March 2010. Major: Communication Studies. Advisor: Dr. R...
Reacting to migrants’ many, ongoing involvements with their home communities, sending states ha...
This paper illustrates institutional approaches of emigrant states toward emigrants abroad, and how ...
Undocumented immigration used to be the concern of only states that shared a southern border with Me...
This paper invokes a membership-exclusion theoretical model of immigrant integration to investigate ...
Influential immigrant-receiving country actors have long articulated the need for a comprehensive ap...
How do sub-state regions respond to immigration and what drives their policy choices? Combining the ...
UnrestrictedContemporary migrants in the United States demonstrate an interest and capacity for poli...
Many scholars have recently argued that nation-state—centered approaches in comparative sociology an...
Dr. Adrián Félix traces Mexican migrant transnationalism across the migrant political life cycle, be...