Doktorarbeit / Dissertation, 2012
293 Seiten
This dissertation aims to investigate the socio-economic and political mobility of naturalized Kurds in Lebanon, exploring their experiences within the Lebanese society. The study focuses on understanding the impact of citizenship acquisition on their social integration, economic opportunities, and political participation.
The introduction provides a comprehensive overview of the research topic and its significance, outlining the objectives and theoretical framework of the study. Chapter II delves into the theoretical concepts that underpin the research, including the acquisition of citizenship, socio-economic status, and political participation. It further clarifies the research questions that will be explored throughout the dissertation.
Chapter III contextualizes the Kurds' citizenship in Lebanon by examining the historical and political factors that shaped their migration and integration. It analyzes the Lebanese nationality law and its impact on the naturalization process, exploring the specific challenges faced by Kurds. Chapter IV presents the research design and methodology, detailing the data collection techniques, sampling strategies, and data management procedures employed in the study.
The key terms and concepts explored in this dissertation include: naturalization, citizenship, Kurds, Lebanon, socio-economic status, political participation, social integration, migration, identity, nationality law, historical context, and data analysis.
The thesis examines the socio-economic and political mobility of Kurds in Lebanon who were naturalized by the Presidential Decree of 1994.
It was a significant decree issued on June 20, 1994, which granted Lebanese citizenship to a large number of previously stateless Kurds and other foreigners.
The study compared the Socioeconomic Status (SES) and Subjective Social Status (SSS) of 164 individuals at the time of naturalization versus 15 years later.
The research tested whether initial political engagement shifted toward apathy over time and compared voting turnout between naturalized Kurds and native-born Lebanese.
The study employed a research design involving the snowball sampling technique, questionnaires, and interviews with naturalized individuals.
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