Relying on data on foreign born is particularly important here because migrants from former colonies had sometimes easy access to nationality.
Denmark's Sonderweg departure since 2001 from a common Scandinavian naturalization regime towards increasingly heavy-handed conditionalities, and easier loss of nationality (Ersbøll, 2016; Mouritsen, 2013), contrasts starkly with Sweden's continuously very liberal, lightly conditioned regime.
Suvarnabhumi Airport is serviced by airlines from around the world, reasonably-priced hotel rooms abound, there is reliable public transportation and 30-day visas for many nationalities are easy to get upon arrival, all of which help to make a stay -- in a hotel or hospital -- easy.
Nationalities can be easy to surmise, telltale from accents, the style of clothing, the shape of a face, the rhythm in a walk.
Zipping around Europe between Italy, France, Holland and etc., it's easy for Americans and other nationalities to forget many countries still require visas for entry.
"The national team represents nationality.
He introduced bold and sensible tax reforms, encouraged people to start making private pension provision, and gave immigrants a better deal by making it easier for them to get German nationality.
It may not happen like that, of course, since finding sponsors for a multi-million dollar event is never easy and much will depend on the nationality of the next challenger.
The ensuing national campaign for justice brought into clear focus some of the common threads of that experience, from the confusion of one nationality for another to the easy scapegoating of immigrants during economic downturns.
Determining the number of postdocs in the United States, regardless of their nationality, has never been an easy task.
