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This document discusses the concepts of jus soli and jus sanguinis. Jus soli bases nationality on place of birth, granting citizenship to those born within a territory. Jus sanguinis determines nationality by descent from parents, regardless of place of birth. France has implemented both principles at different times, initially following jus soli in 1515 but establishing jus sanguinis in its 1804 civil code. French law has since incorporated elements of both through the "double law of the soil" and provisio
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- Nardz Andanan
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- EN