Becoming a Citizen

Explore the intricate dynamics of citizenship in North America with Becoming a Citizen by University of California Press. Published in 2006, this enlightening book spans 382 pages and offers a comparative perspective on how the United States and Canada approach the naturalization of foreigners.

Delve into the key findings that reveal how Canada's robust state support for settlement and its official multiculturalism policy significantly enhance citizenship acquisition and political engagement among immigrants. This insightful analysis not only highlights the differences between the two nations but also underscores the importance of government policies in shaping the experiences of the foreign-born population.

Whether you are a scholar, a policy maker, or simply curious about immigration and citizenship, Becoming a Citizen is an essential read that sheds light on the pathways to belonging in North America.