Lior Erez

My new article, 'Citizenship Renunciation without Emigration', is now available (open access) in APSR @apsrjournal 🧵 doi.org/10.1017/S00030…

From our FirstView: Citizenship Renunciation without Emigration by @LiorErez. doi.org/10.1017/S00030…

Book Symposium on Gillian Brock's Corruption and Global Justice at Filosofia e questioni pubbliche, with Megan Foster, Julian Culp, Christine Hobden, Gordon Arlen, Catarina Neves, and myself. fqpjournal.com/Tool/Newslette…

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I can confirm from personal experience that this is an amazing post with some of the nicest colleagues I ever worked with. Do apply! bsg.ox.ac.uk/node/12312

Great opportunity at the University of Vienna for citizenship/migration scholars jobs.univie.ac.at/job/Tenure-Tra…

Submission now open for the 2026 Rainer Bauböck essay prize: “How will Artificial Intelligence transform membership, rights and practices of citizenship?” globalcit.eu/2026-rainer-ba…

New Review Article: Nomi Claire Lazar on Ross Mittiga's Climate Change as Political Catastrophe Ethics for endtimes - Nomi Claire Lazar, 2025 journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

If long-term residents can choose not to naturalise, why cannot citizens renounce their status without leaving? Dr @LiorErez argues for the right to renounce state citizenship while remaining a resident in his new article. 👇 ow.ly/ouGr50Xanmp

#OpenAccess from @apsrjournal - Citizenship Renunciation without Emigration - cup.org/4nE5sat "argues for the value of citizenship renunciation as an expressive political act, distinct from territorial exit..." - @liorerez #FirstView

A surprising statistic: over 30% of articles published in early view in @apsrjournal in the last three weeks had an author called 'Lior'

5. a right to renounce without emigrating strengthens autonomy and democratic legitimacy. It places less burden on dissenters and offers a more consistent account of citizenship. /end

4. Instead, I defend renunciation as expressive political exit. It is a way for citizens to formally sever political ties while staying socially embedded. It’s distinct from emigration: it retains membership in society while withdrawing consent.

My new article, 'Citizenship Renunciation without Emigration', is now available (open access) in APSR @apsrjournal 🧵 doi.org/10.1017/S00030…

Vol 24 (4) is now available! On constituent power and independence movements, realist perspectives on climate action and climate refugeehood, Weber on demagogy and Burke on environmentalism; also a review of recent works in German on Habermas and the Institute for Social Research

My contribution, building on the framework I develop in my book project, is that reparative citizenship could be permissible even when it does not generate a right to citizenship. See here: globalcit.eu/citizenship-as…

Glad to see the debate on reparative citizenship, with a lead article by David Owen and Rainer Bauböck and responses from many great scholars, is now available in full at the GLOBALCIT website: cadmus.eui.eu/entities/publi…

What happens when suspending aid to protect human rights risks doing more harm than good? Atlas Award winners @NiheerDasandi & Dr Lior Erez, Alfred Landecker Postdoctoral Fellow at the School, discuss their research and paths forward. 👇 ow.ly/2Bmc50WHuSt