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Making Sense of India’s Citizenship Amendment Act 2019: Process, Politics, Protests

Date de publication
24 June 2020
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India's new citizenship law is an outcome of Hindutva Constitutionalism that legitimizes the notion of Hindu victimhood. While the opposition to the law has been vocal, it has remained fragmented.

Muslim Women and Power: Political and Civic Engagement in West European Societies

Date de publication
01 November 2017
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This book explores Muslim women’s political and civic engagement in Britain and France.

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La Citoyenneté à la française

Citizenship in the French Tradition. Values and Realities

Date de publication
22 April 2016
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Citizenship is a major issue in public debates when it comes to immigration in France. Passionate talks illustrate the current disagreements on the meaning of value such as “laïcité”, “universalism”, “equality”, “community” and on the way these should apply in social and political life.

Racial integration - Lessons from the U.S. Army

Date de publication
06 February 2012
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On Friday, the 13th of January, 2012, the Center for Migrations and Citizenship welcomed 3-star U.S. Army General Bostick as a speaker of its international conference: "Business and the State: Migration Policies, Diversity and Integration".

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Making Sense of India’s Citizenship Amendment Act 2019: Process, Politics, Protests

Date de publication
24 June 2020
Accroche

India's new citizenship law is an outcome of Hindutva Constitutionalism that legitimizes the notion of Hindu victimhood. While the opposition to the law has been vocal, it has remained fragmented.

Racial integration - Lessons from the U.S. Army

Date de publication
06 February 2012
Accroche

On Friday, the 13th of January, 2012, the Center for Migrations and Citizenship welcomed 3-star U.S. Army General Bostick as a speaker of its international conference: "Business and the State: Migration Policies, Diversity and Integration".

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