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Much ado about not-very-much? Assessing ten years of German citizenship reform
2012
Citizenship Studies
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This article examines the development and impact of German citizenship policy over the past decade. As its point of departure, it takes the 2000 Citizenship Law, which sought to undertake a full-scale reform and liberalisation of access to German membership. The article discusses this law's content and subsequent amendments, focusing particularly on its quantitative impact, and asking why the number of naturalisations has been lower than originally expected. The article outlines current
doi:10.1080/13621025.2012.667610
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