Transnational Lived Citizenship - The Case of the Eritrean Diaspora
Transnational Lived Citizenship - The Case of the Eritrean Diaspora
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跨国公民身份——厄立特里亚侨民案例
DOI：
10.1177/00020397211005472
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发表时间：
2021
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通讯作者：
Müller T
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作者：
Müller T
这一特别关注部分分析了国家与侨民的关系，重点是厄立特里亚的情况，这是一个典型的例子，正如我们在本引言中所展示的那样，详细阐述了以下关键问题：是什么决定了侨民与国家之间的忠诚？我们如何理解作为许多散居国家关系特征的合作、忠诚和抵抗的动态？历史事件和记忆在建立联盟以及不同世代和散居的不同群体之间的分歧中起着什么作用？散居海外的公民如何在日常的接触实践中诠释和制定他们的公民身份？通过参与公民身份和侨民研究，本介绍显示了通过“跨国居住公民”的镜头分析这些问题的重要性。这一概念使我们能够看到公民身份的正式方面以及与归属感、跨国态度和物质文化流通有关的情感和实践方面之间的交集。
This special focus section analyses state–diaspora relationships with a focus on the case of Eritrea, a paradigmatic example, as we show in this introduction, to elaborate on the following key questions: What determines loyalty between diaspora and the state? How can we understand the dynamics of co-optation, loyalty, and resistance that characterise many diaspora–state relationships? What is the role of historical events and memory in building alliances as well as divides among different generations and different groups in the diaspora? How do diaspora citizens interpret and enact their citizenship in everyday practices of engagement? By engaging with both citizenship and diaspora studies, this introduction shows the significance of analysing these questions through the lens of “transnational lived citizenship.” This concept enables a look at the intersections between formal aspects of citizenship as well as the emotional and practical aspects related to feelings of belonging, transnational attitudes, and circulation of material cultures.