The paper advances a critical social psychological approach to the study of citizenship. It
builds upon recent social psychological work on the subject, particularly in discursive and …

This Agenda article argues that studying the continuing world‐wide migration and the
resulting cultural diversity has specific benefits for social psychology: it raises new questions …

During the last decade critical social psychologists have developed an interest in studying
locational dimensions of intergroup relations and temporal aspects of social identity. At the …

A growing number of states permit dual citizenship, but continued fears about
communitarian values and worries about divided loyalties of dual citizens frequently boil up …

This article examines how a professional group articulates views of the new laws and
institutions that call them to accept new practices and new meaning in the name of the …

Immigrant naturalization is a rite of passage, making assimilationist attitudes particularly
pronounced among host nationals. Three experimental studies investigate whether heritage …

People across the world have responded to the pandemic by mobilizing and organizing to
support their communities, setting up mutual aid groups to provide practical, financial, and …

In this paper, we analyse discourses about Europe in Greek debates about immigration and
citizenship and highlight the complexities of “Europeanness” as a symbolic resource for …

This study aims to explore the ways in which multiculturalism, integration, and citizenship
are constructed in interview discourse of educators working in primary schools attended by …

Naturalization policies prescribe the conditions immigrants must fulfil to be legally
recognized as national citizens in a receiving country. When changes in naturalization …