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Citizenship identities refer to the ways in which individuals perceive and express their belonging to a nation or community, shaped by legal status, cultural affiliations, social practices, and personal experiences. This concept explores the intersection of individual identity and collective national or civic identity within various sociopolitical contexts.
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Citizenship identities refer to the ways in which individuals perceive and express their belonging to a nation or community, shaped by legal status, cultural affiliations, social practices, and personal experiences. This concept explores the intersection of individual identity and collective national or civic identity within various sociopolitical contexts.

Key research themes

1. How do legal frameworks and social practices shape the recognition and mobilization of citizenship identities, particularly regarding multiple and EU citizenship?

This theme focuses on the evolving legal and institutional constructions of citizenship that influence how individuals identify as citizens and are recognized by states and supranational entities. It examines the normative and practical dynamics of acquiring, holding, or losing citizenship across different jurisdictions, with emphasis on multiple citizenship and the particular case of European Union citizenship as layered, contingent, and often instrumental. These frameworks directly affect political participation, identity formation, and rights entitlements.

Key finding: Canada’s legalization and recognition of multiple citizenship since 1978 has accommodated globalization's reality of overlapping state loyalties. The study highlights that multiple citizenship is irreversible and beneficial... Read more
Key finding: EU citizenship is inherently contingent on national citizenship acquisition and loss rules, which vary widely across Member States. The paper develops a novel typology to conceptualize citizenship links via lineage,... Read more
Key finding: This work theorizes the rise of strategic citizenship practices amid the global acceptance of dual nationality, emphasizing individuals' instrumental and strategic acquisition and use of citizenship rights. It documents a... Read more
Key finding: The tension between citizenship as a universal status and the multiple social identities citizens hold underlies contemporary changes in citizenship discourses. The paper argues that citizenship cannot be prioritized... Read more
Key finding: Citizens are institutional role-holders responsible for maintaining epistemic competence necessary for democratic participation. This normative argument links citizenship identity to duties of care over one’s own capacities... Read more

2. How do social identity theories and education influence the construction and experience of citizenship identities in diverse and plural societies?

This research theme examines citizenship identity as a psychosocial phenomenon constructed through individual and collective processes, social interactions, education, and cultural frameworks. It explores how psychological models (e.g., identity status theories) and educational narratives shape citizens’ self-understanding and group belonging. This theme also investigates challenges of fragmentation, inclusion, and cohesion in multicultural contexts, highlighting the role of identity negotiation, otherness, and blended identities in citizenship.

Key finding: Jenkins develops a unified analytic framework emphasizing that identity is simultaneously individual and collective, constructed through social recognition and everyday interactions. Citizenship identities are examined as... Read more
Key finding: Building on Erikson’s theory of identity vs. identity diffusion, this chapter explicates the identity status paradigm, defining statuses such as achievement, foreclosure, moratorium, and diffusion. These statuses shape how... Read more
Key finding: The study emphasizes education’s critical role in constructing collective and individual citizenship identities through discourse and socialization in schools. It highlights identity formation as relationally dependent on... Read more
Key finding: This article bridges legal and psychological perspectives, analyzing how blended identities—e.g., combining national identity with ethnic or cultural affiliations—are experienced in societies like Australia. It critiques... Read more
Key finding: Reflecting on two decades of research, this paper highlights the sustained theoretical and empirical engagement with multiculturalism, racialisation, and identity politics as central to understanding citizenship in diverse... Read more

3. How do citizenship identities interact with political participation, social justice, and nation-building in complex or pluralistic polities?

This theme interrogates the political dimensions of citizenship identities with respect to inclusion, exclusion, participation, justice, and nationhood in multi-ethnic, multicultural, or plural societies. It addresses structural and situational obstacles to equal citizenship, identity-based political claims and movements, and normative tensions between universal citizenship ideals and particularistic identity claims. This research interrogates how citizenship identity recognition and contestation shape political engagement and social cohesion.

Key finding: The study reveals that in Nigeria, distinctions between 'Indigeneship' and legal citizenship reproduce significant political exclusion and discrimination, particularly hindering non-indigenous residents from full political... Read more
Key finding: This paper critically analyzes various manifestations of identity politics (IP) and their interplay with social justice movements. It problematizes the use of strategic essentialism in identity-based political claims and... Read more
Key finding: This work discusses the normative and political challenges of forging shared values and collective identity among European Union citizens, stressing that collective identity underpins trust, adherence to majority decisions,... Read more
Key finding: Focusing on Lebanon’s extreme pluralism and consociational power-sharing model, the paper identifies structural and situational obstacles preventing development of a cohesive citizenship state. It critiques sectarianism and... Read more
Key finding: This theoretical essay charts the historical and cultural development of citizenship concepts with an emphasis on evolving notions of equality and belonging. It explores citizenship’s dual nature as a political-legal status... Read more

All papers in Citizenship identities

Ivan G. Iliev, Daniela Kazakova. ON SOCIOLINGUISTICS OF MINORITIES (CONCERNING THE BULGARIAN LANGUAGE) // Lingua Montenegrina. 1, 2026: 65-77 (ISSN: ISSN: 2704-5277).
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This article explores the representation of Latino migrants in U.S. crime reports. Through multidisciplinary linguistic analysis incorporating critical discourse analysis and cognitive linguistics, the author demonstrates how migrant... more
The aim of this paper is to investigate the evolutive aspect of the political, economic and commercial development of the Republic of Moldova's relations with the European Union and the de jure and de facto adhesion to this European... more
This article assesses developments in the theory and practice of jury service in England and Wales between the two world wars. It argues that this was a transformative period in the English jury's history, in which both public and... more
This article explores the experiences of Jewish minorities in Morocco and Turkey and examines how these experiences shaped patterns of identification within postcolonial and post-Ottoman contexts. While Jews from the Middle East and North... more
Kymlicka asks whether the Marshallian vision of society- and membership-making remains relevant when thinking about possible Indigenous futures. In this article, I first respond to this question. Given the meticulousness of Kymlicka’s... more
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Since the rise of the border trope in the late 1980's, postmodern, feminist, postcolonial, Chicana/o and Latina/o academic circles have invested in the hybrid subject as an alternative way of theorizing border identity and experience.... more
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