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March 23, 2026Social SciencesOpen Access

Closing Editorial: Migration, Civil Society, and the Reimagination of Citizenship

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The aim is to highlight the evolving role of various actors in migration and citizenship beyond traditional state frameworks.
Examination of literature on migration and civil society
Analysis of theoretical approaches to citizenship
Discussion of diverse institutional roles in shaping migrant experiences
Migration studies are increasingly including non-state actors.
There are ongoing debates about the role of states versus civil society.
Understanding citizenship is complex and influenced by various institutions and actors.

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This editorial explores how diverse actors shape citizenship in migration, indicating new pathways for policy and society.

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Taku Suzuki (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c37b81b34aaaeb1a67dfd6 https://doi.org/10.3390/socsci15030208

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