Maarten Vink contributes to National Geographic publication
Maarten Vink collaborated with National Geographic, leading to the publication of data visualisation on the global variety in citizenship laws.
The data were drawn from the Global Citizenship Observatory (GLOBALCIT), a web platform that provides user-friendly open access to a major worldwide collection of data and analyses on citizenship laws and franchise.
National Geographic magazine reaches 49 million print and digital readers in 33 languages worldwide.
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