The Ironies of Citizenship: Naturalization and Integration in Industrialized Countries
The Ironies of Citizenship explores how naturalization and integration relate across industrialized countries. Thomas Janoski offers a comparative examination of citizenship as a legal and social institution, highlighting the tensions involved in defining membership, belonging, and participation in modern societies.
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The Ironies of Citizenship examines the relationship between naturalization and integration in industrialized countries.
Thomas Janoski considers citizenship as both a legal status and a social process connected to belonging and participation.
The book focuses on the tensions that can arise when states define, regulate, and measure membership in society.
It offers a comparative perspective for readers interested in immigration, citizenship, and the organization of modern political communities.
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