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denizenship: a standalone construct

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Migration studies

the status of long-term foreign residents who hold most civil and social rights of citizens but lack full political rights.

In migration studies, denizenship refers to the status of long-term foreign residents who hold most civil and social rights of citizens but lack full political rights. This meaning comes from Hammar (1990) in Democracy and the nation state.[1]

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References

Hammar, T. (1990). Democracy and the nation state. Gower Pub. Co. ISBN 9781351945370

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