Titlebook: Calling for the Super Citizen; Naturalisation Proce Elisabeth Badenhoop Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-71496-2ted or expressed criticisms and alienation. Naturalisation as the process of migrants’ full legal inclusion as equal state members may, in fact, produce adverse effects by creating rejection, competition, and new social hierarchies among non-national, naturalised, and national-born citizens.

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Ivo Prigioni,Giancarlo Russo,Walter Marcottition procedures constitute a regime of subject-formation that produces a specific subjectivity: the Super Citizen. The Super Citizen suggests to migrants aspiring to citizenship that they should become ideal citizens and combined political, economic, and cultural assets to the liberal-democratic, ca

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-71496-2e analysis of interviews with migrants at various stages of their application procedures, I argue that the Super Citizen subjectivity is a powerful call which is heard by migrants throughout the naturalisation process. Yet, the analysis shows that the subject-formation regime does not produce a unif

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A. Verna,A. Schamel,J.-M. Pequignotrated that the British and German naturalisation regimes have converged toward the transnational subjectivity of the Super Citizen, further convergence after Brexit is unlikely. In the UK, there is no indication of the immigration and naturalisation system becoming more accessible; rather, we see th