2021
DOI: 10.1080/1070289x.2021.1883258
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Integration, transnationalism and transnational Islam

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“…Host states often conceive dual citizenship as a factor leading to dual loyalties, thereby undermining minority integration. Hence, through underscoring its adverse effect on naturalization, solidarity and trust among co-nationals, some scholars discourage (Joppke, 2010) and oppose (Spiro, 2007) dual citizenship, whereas others argue that it does not simply facilitate transnational connections and engagements (Basch et al, 1994; Faist et al, 2013; Fox, 2005; Glick Schiller, 2015), but reinforces integration into host societies (Dikici, 2021a; Levitt, 2003; Portes, 2001; Zhou and Lee, 2013).…”
Section: Persistent Challenges and Predicamentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Host states often conceive dual citizenship as a factor leading to dual loyalties, thereby undermining minority integration. Hence, through underscoring its adverse effect on naturalization, solidarity and trust among co-nationals, some scholars discourage (Joppke, 2010) and oppose (Spiro, 2007) dual citizenship, whereas others argue that it does not simply facilitate transnational connections and engagements (Basch et al, 1994; Faist et al, 2013; Fox, 2005; Glick Schiller, 2015), but reinforces integration into host societies (Dikici, 2021a; Levitt, 2003; Portes, 2001; Zhou and Lee, 2013).…”
Section: Persistent Challenges and Predicamentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In sum, transnationalist and multiculturalist scholarships have established that people can develop multiple attachments at the same time and navigate their ways around them (cf. Dikici, 2021a); hence, dual citizenship does not necessarily impede identification with either homeland or settled country (Schlenker et al, 2016).…”
Section: Persistent Challenges and Predicamentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Entegrasyon genel olarak iki-yönlü bir süreç olarak değerlendirilir; yani hem göç-alan ülkeyi hem de göçmenleri muhatap aktörler olarak görür ve karşılıklı adımlar atılması gerektiğini vurgular. Buna mukabil, bazı çalışmalar üçüncü bir aktör olarak ulusötesi aktörlerinde dikkate alınması gerektiğinin altını çizmiş, özellikle göç-gönderen ülkelerin ve ulusötesi sivil yapıların olası rollerine dikkat çekerek entegrasyonun üç-yönlü bir süreç olduğunu iddia etmiştir (Dikici, 2021).…”
Section: Entegrasyona İki Yaklaşımunclassified