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Citizenship and Migration

VATANDAŞLIK VE GÖÇ

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Thereby, it is not possible to claim that the (nation)-state has lost the all control over the citizenship regime

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Objective & Hypothesis:This article discusses the transition of citizenship in context of migration.
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Key Findings & Data:While, emerging statuses and expansion of rights have generated the discussions and conceptions such as postnational citizenship, multiple citizenship, and transnational citizenship, the borders which makes exclusivist citizenship possible are still existed.
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Conclusion & Impact:Thereby, it is not possible to claim that the (nation)-state has lost the all control over the citizenship regime
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This article discusses the transition of citizenship in context of migration. It examines the new statuses and rights that challenge the assumption of citizenship as an exclusive mechanism and that can be described as expansion of citizenship: dual citizenship, denizenship and rights of irregular migrants which are shown as examples of blurring lines between citizens and non-citizens. While, emerging statuses and expansion of rights have generated the discussions and conceptions such as postnational citizenship, multiple citizenship, and transnational citizenship, the borders which makes exclusivist citizenship possible are still existed. Thereby, it is not possible to claim that the (nation)-state has lost the all control over the citizenship regime

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Bu makale, vatandaşlığın geçirdiği dönüşümü göç bağlamında ele almaktadır. (Ulus)-devletlerin, vatandaşlığın dışlayıcı bir mekanizma olması varsayımıyla çelişen ve vatandaşlığın esnemesi olarak tarif edilebilir yeni statüleri ve hakları irdelemektedir: Çift vatandaşlık, ikamete bağlı haklar ve düzensiz göçmenlerin hakları. Söz konusu örnekler, vatandaş olanlar ve olmayanlar arasında yaptığı ayrımın giderek bulanıklaştığına dayanak olarak gösterilmektedir. Yeni ortaya çıkan statüler ve hakların genişlemesi, ulus-üstü vatandaşlık, çoklu vatandaşlık, ulus-ötesi vatandaşlık gibi terimleri ve tartışmaları doğurmuş olmakla birlikte, dışlayıcı vatandaşlık rejimini mümkün kılan sınırlar varlığını korumaktadır. Dolayısıyla, (ulus)-devletin tamamen vatandaşlık rejimi üstündeki denetimini kaybettiğini iddia etmek mümkün değildir.

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KAYA, L. K. (2018). Citizenship and Migration. Toplum ve Hekim, Cilt: 33 - Sayı: 4, 262–267. https://ajindex.com/articles/367630

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