Recently,China has experienced a noteworthy phenomenon among migrant workers characterized by them being"moving but not settled down,settled down butexcluded".This is due to their"intrinsic citizenship"lagging behind their"extrinsic citizenship".In a normal state,however,"intrinsic citizenship"should proceed insynchronization with"extrinsic citizenship".In reality,"intrinsic citizenship"is manifested as the positioning and recognition of one’s self-identity role.By carryingout a multinomial logistic regression analysis of migrant workers self-identity role,we nd that"intrinsic citizenship"lags behind"extrinsic citizenship"primarily dueto differences in migrant farmers’education,age and marital status.The most fundamental reason for this is that migrant farmers cannot acquire the same basic civilrights of regular citizens,including basic social security rights.In other words,migrant farmers are deprived of their basic civil rights to which citizens are entitled.In light of an in-depth analysis of this phenomenon,and based on the conclusions reached,this article puts forward recommendations for speeding up the process formigrant farmers to acquire social security rights and accelerate their citizenship process.
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