Titlebook: Extra-Territorial Ethnic Politics, Discourses and Identities in Hungary; Szabolcs Pogonyi Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Kin-Citizenship in the Contemporary European Context,ation against resident minorities in citizenship acquisition policies, the Europeanization of citizenship acquisition norms legitimizes, if not encourages, ethnic selectivity in the case of non-resident ethnic kin-populations.

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Conclusion: The Prospects of National Reunification Beyond the Borders,ary. It is argued that although non-resident citizenship has not severely strained intra-state or intra- and inter-ethnic relations, it may do so in the long run. In addition, it is also pointed out that non-resident citizenship negatively impacts kin-minorities claim-making potential in their countries of residence.

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Limitations and Future Research,ral and Eastern European countries have introduced kinship-based preferential treatment after 1989, granting easier access to citizenship for ethnic kin groups living in other countries. The chapter argues that restitutive external citizenship was introduced as part of democratic transition and hist

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Security Challenges in the Industry 4.0 Era,of different types of selective acquisition policies in the EU, this part discusses the emerging normative legal framework of citizenship attribution in Europe through an analysis of international conventions and recommendations. Despite the emerging norm of prohibiting ethnic discrimination in citi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-1949-9 main arguments. First, it is pointed out that the Fidesz’ government was motivated purely by reasons internal to Hungarian politics in offering citizenship and voting rights to non-resident Hungarians. The main reason for the legal inclusion of ethnic Hungarians living in the transborder region as

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