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Statehood and Citizenship in the Czech Republic

An up-to-date article written by the lawyer Pavel Uhl brings insight into current debates and possible reforms of Czech citizenship. ...

18. 5. 05 articles

Hungary: a Case of Ethnic Preference in Citizenship Law

The paper by Judit Tóth from University of Szeged explains how the citizenship law in Hungary gives a preferential treatment to ethnic Hungarians....

10. 5. 05 articles

Reverse effects of restrictive immigration policy. Ukrainian migrants in the Netherlands

In this article the findings of small-scale empirical research conducted between March and July 2004, are presented....

9. 5. 05 Labour Migration articles

Current topics of Migration Online: Citizenship and Czechness

Between April and June 2005, Migration Online is focusing on the issues of citizenship and “Czechness”....

24. 4. 05 articles

List on East European Migration

East European Migration is concerned with migration to, from or within Eastern Europe from an East European perspective both now and in the past....

24. 4. 05 articles

Desperate plight of Roma Holocaust survivors set to worsen without further assistance

Geneva, 8 April 2005 - The plight of tens of thousands of Roma Holocaust survivors already living in abject poverty in eastern and central Europe will become...

8. 4. 05 articles

Western European Countries Tend to Follow a Liberalizing Trend towards Citizenship Policies. Interview with Rainer Bauböck

In a short interview the political scientist Rainer Bauböck describes the state and development of citizenship policies in Europe....

6. 4. 05 articles

Ukrainians and dogs not permitted. Restrictive visa policies do not allow for free movement of millions of Europeans

Jakob Hurrle shows on the example of Ukraine what consequences restrictive visa policies have....

22. 2. 05 articles

New Migration Regime in Germany

The German migration regime has undergone extensive reforms in the last years....

2. 2. 05 articles

The Polish-Jewish emigration of 1968 and their view of Poland

Between 1968 – 1971, a group of about 13,000 Poles with a Jewish family background left Poland due to the state-sponsered “Anti-Zionist Campaign....

19. 1. 05 articles

How Suspicious are Foreigners from "Third Countries"? An Analysis of Selected Aspects of the New Czech Act on Employment

Parts of the new Act on Employment (No. 435/2004) will have a significant impact on the life of foreigners in the Czech Republic....

15. 12. 04 articles

Persecution on The Grounds of Membership of a Particular Social Group

The thesis of David Kosař provides a detailed analysis of the various legal approaches to the interpretation of the term ‘membership of a particular...

10. 12. 04 articles

The Organization of Bulgarian Prostitution in the Czech Republic

In this article, Lucie Šídová reflects on the current situation involving the prostitution of Bulgarian women in the Czech Republic....

9. 12. 04 articles

Romanian Migration Abroad: Stocks and Flows after 1989

The paper written by D. Sandu, C. Radu, M. Constantinescu and O. Ciobanu gives an overview of the patterns of Romanian international migration after 1989....

29. 11. 04 articles

The Fiction of Harmonised Safety

Martin Rozumek, director of the Prague-based Organization for Aid to Refugees, claims in his article that the idea of harmonised standards of safety for all...

9. 11. 04 articles