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Journal of Population Sciences

Table 5 Logistic regression with dependent variable nationality (N = 6255)

From: Immigrant citizenship status in Europe: the role of individual characteristics and national policies

 

Odds ratios

Significance

Demographic variables

 Age

1.008

 

 Female (ref. cat. = male)

1.247

**

 Marital status (ref. cat. = legally married or civil union)

  - Legally separated, divorced, dissolved civil union

0.938

 

  - Living with partner

0.501

***

  - Single

0.776

**

  - Widowed, civil partner deceased

1.099

 

 Area of origin (ref. cat. = Asia)

  - Eastern Europe

1.402

*

  - Latin America

1.676

***

  - Middle East

1.013

 

  - North Africa

1.309

 

  - Sub-Saharan Africa

1.824

***

 Former colony

1.040

*

Human capital variables

 Current economic situation (ref. cat. = in paid work)

  - Homemaker or other

0.732

*

  - In education

0.857

 

  - Retired, sick, disabled

0.558

**

  - Unemployed

0.920

 

 Perceived financial well-being (ref. cat. = comfortable)

  - Sufficient

0.726

**

  - Difficult

0.751

*

  - Very difficult

0.519

***

 Educational attainment (in years)

1.062

***

Immigration variables

 Years since migration

1.091

***

 1.5 generation (ref. cat. = first generation)

1.649

***

 Status on entry (ref. cat. = work or study)

  - Family reunion

1.530

***

  - Permanent-long term

1.101

 

  - Humanitarian

1.299

*

  - Other legal status

0.838

 

  - Other illegal status

0.669

**

National citizenship policies

 8 or 10 years of residence required for naturalisation (ref. cat. = 5 or 6 years)

0.125

***

 Toleration of dual citizenship

1.014

 

 Naturalisation rate

1.386

***

 Proportion of foreign citizens

2.617

***

  1. Significance: *p < 0.10, **p < 0.05, ***p < 0.01
  2. Source: Own elaboration of ICS data