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Of particular importance is the fact that the citizenship status of these groups varies. While the Muslim immigrant populations in France and the United Kingdom are, for the most part, citizens, Germany's stringent naturalization policy has ensured that most Muslim residents, even second- and third-generation immigrants, remain aliens. For comparative views of the immigration and minority policies of the European countries in question, see BLURRED BOUNDARIES: MIGRATION, ETHNICITY, CITIZENSHIP (Rainer Baubock & John Rundell eds., 1998); ADRIAN FAVELL, PHILOSOPHIES OF INTEGRATION: IMMIGRATION AND THE IDEA OF CITIZENSHIP IN FRANCE AND BRITAIN (1998); CHRISTIAN JOPPKE, IMMIGRATION AND THE NATION-STATE: THE UNITED STATES, GERMANY, AND GREAT BRITAIN (1999); Christian Joppke, Asylum and State Sovereignty: A Comparison of the United States, Germany, and Britain, in CHALLENGE TO THE NATION-STATE: IMMIGRATION IN WESTERN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES 109 (Christian Joppke ed., 1998).
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