On July 2 and 3, the CitizenGap project is hosting a workshop on “Identifying Minorities”. The agenda can be found below. As part of the workshop, we are showing the […]
The Bhalisa Network will host its 2024 meeting at the University of Amsterdam on 11th and 12th July, 2024. The Bhalisa Network is an actively inter-disciplinary group of two hundred […]
On November 2nd, Sam Balaton-Chrimes will present her work on citizenship and belonging in a mini-workshop on ethnic politics and citizenship organized at the University of Amsterdam.
CitizenGap advances a strategic theory that seriously considers the incentives of states and citizens in the politics of civil registration. The project analyzes the origins and nature of the citizenship gap through cross-national and in-depth country studies.
