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52 Tex. Int'l L. J. 281 (2017)
Analyzing the Causes of Statelessness in Syrian Refugee Children

handle is hein.journals/tilj52 and id is 305 raw text is: Analyzing the Causes of Statelessness in Syrian Refugee Children David M. Howard* TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ..............................................................282 1. CITIZENSHIP........................................ .....................285 A. Citizenship and Statelessness ...............................286 B. Effects of No Jus Soli...............................287 C. Registration Problems ....................................289 II. COMPARING CITIZENSHIP IN THE U.K., GERMANY, CANADA, TURKEY, AND SYRIA ............................................................291 A. United Kingdom .................................. ......291 B. Germany.................................... ................. 294 C. Sweden................................. .............. 296 D. Canada ....................................................... 298 E. Turkey ......................................... ......300 F. Syria..................................................302 G. Comparison of These Countries' Statelessness Laws....... ..........305 III. U.N. AND EUROPEAN STATES' RESPONSES TO STATELESSNESS AND SYRIAN REFUGEES ....................................................307 A. How Surrounding Countries Are Responding to the Influx of Syrian Refugees .............................................. 308 B. Birthright Citizenship Can Be the Solution............. .............310 C. U.N. Citizenship ................................... .....311 CONCLUSION .................................................................312 281 * J.D. 2017, The University of Texas School of Law. The author would like to dedicate this Note to his wonderful fiancee, Jingjing Liang. The author would like to thank the Texas International Law Journal for their hard work in editing this Note, particularly Marisa Joyce and Jacqueline Groves.