Abstract
The politics of dual citizenship have been and remain a contentious issue throughout the world. Since the mid-twentieth century, dualcitizenship practices have evoked responses ranging from outright resistance to gradual liberalization in many countries, with the overall trend pointing toward the latter. Increasingly liberal dual citizenship laws are experiencing persistent growth worldwide (Howard 719; Faist, Gerdes, and Rieple 913; Martin 4; Feldblum 475).
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