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Peter J. Spiro
State practices relating to nationality and citizenship have historically been insulated from international law. That is beginning to change as citizenship moves into ahumanrights frame. Citizenship practices relating to naturalization, birthright citizenship, and dual citizenship are being measured against anti-discrimination and self-governance norms. These developments will expand access to citizenship, though the new international law of citizenship may also contribute to the erosion of state solidarities that are important to liberal governance.
