The next frontier – dual nationality as a multi-layered concept

Wautelet, Patrick

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The next frontier – dual nationality as a multi-layered concept

Wautelet, Patrick

2018 • In Netherlands National Law Review, 65 (3), p. 391-412

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nationality; dual nationality; international law; multiple citizenship; discrimination; birthright citizenship

Abstract :

[en] Scholarly debate, legal rules and policy on dual nationality suffer from a fatal flaw: the various situations of dual nationality are conflated in one single category, linked to a single policy. This article argues that the debate would win in clarity if the various situations were untangled. In order to demonstrate the need for more discrimination in situations of multiple citizenship, two cases are discussed: the first one relates to the various situations which may come under the heading of dual nationality. In particular, the argument is made that dual nationality arising out of birthright citizenship should not be confused with situations where a second nationality is voluntarily acquired. The second case where more segregation is in order relates to the treatment of the two nationalities possessed by an individual. The argument goes that the two nationalities should not be treated on equal par, as they rarely have the same value and weight.

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European & international law
Public law

Author, co-author :

Wautelet, Patrick ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Département de droit > Droit international privé

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English

Title :

The next frontier – dual nationality as a multi-layered concept

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[en] La nouvelle frontière : la double nationalité comme concept multi-

Publication date :

2018

Journal title :

Netherlands National Law Review

ISSN :

0165-070X

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1741-6191

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Springer

Special issue title :

Special Issue on Nationality and International Law

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391-412

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