El ius soli y el ius sanguinis, que antes eran meros elementos de sujecion, a partir de la Revolucion Francesa, adquieren una trascendencia decisiva y se atribuyen al hombre-ciudadano. El homo sapiens sapiens especie poco protegida The law also allows dual citizenship for children of transnatio...
网络国藉;血统原则 网络释义
But his core complaints about ius sanguinis citizenship – the mismatch of biological parentage and political affinity, the difficulties of determining legal parentage – can be, and have been, levied against these various family-based preferences and statuses, which are likely found in every nation'...
Ius sanguinis citizenship was reintro- duced in Europe by post-revolutionary France, which sought to modernise French citizenship by discarding feudal practices such as ius soli.1 Whereas in modern France the adoption of ius sanguinis was premised on the idea of a homogenous French nation, in ...
This EUDO Citizenship Forum Debate discusses whether the widespread legal rule of ius sanguinis, through which citizenship is transmitted at birth from parent to child, can still be justified in the contemporary world. Together with addressing more traditional objections to ius sanguinis, such as its...
More significantly, her experiences provide an opportunity to reconsider ethnic national identification not merely as ius sanguinis but through an alternative paradigm of ' ius agendi ', or 'right of performance'. Understood from the perspective of ius agendi , ethnolinguistic groups are not static ...
He also claims that ius sanguinis is normatively unnecessary, as it is possible to deliver its advantages by other means. In my response I argue that – from a human rights perspective – children need their parents' citizenship – or rather, the citizenship of their primary caretakers, be ...
Lastly, ius sanguinis citizenship is normatively unnecessary because its alleged advantages are illusory and can be delivered by other means.doi:10.1007/978-3-319-92719-0_16Costica DumbravaBaubock R, de Groot D, Ersboll E (2015) Bloodlines and belonging: time to abandon ius sanguinis? GLOBAL...
Our discussion of ius sanguinis laws should extend beyond the concerns of states to also consider the serious practical consequences of citizenship laws on citizens, including the long-term unity and security of their families. Families facing instability or separation because children are denied their...
Costica Dumbrava rejects ius sanguinis as 1) historically tainted, 2) increasingly inadequate and 3) normatively unnecessary. In my response, I mainly focus on the first, historical dimension. Drawing on examples from the case of Germany, often used as the prime example to show what is wrong ...