The Third Gate: Naturalization Legislation in Eastern and Central Europe

The Third Gate: Naturalization Legislation in Eastern and Central Europe

241 pages· 2008· ISBN 9780549479222
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Through citizenship laws, a state defines its population and identifies who belongs and who does not. This notion is intuitive, but how does a state decide who gets to be a member? Moreover, citizenship requirements vary dramatically around the globe. Thus, the central question of my study is this: why is it easier to become a citizen in some countries than in others?

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