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2021
This chapter presents the classic concept of citizenship and feminist approaches to reframing that concept. It provides an overview of the gendered effects of European union (EU) citizenship and identifies key gender equality problems connected with the institutionalization of gender equality in the EU and the practice of equal rights.
Birte Siim, Monika Mokre
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This chapter presents the classic concept of citizenship and feminist approaches to reframing that concept. It provides an overview of the gendered effects of European union (EU) citizenship and identifies key gender equality problems connected with the institutionalization of gender equality in the EU and the practice of equal rights.
Birte Siim, Monika Mokre
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2023
Abstract EU Citizenship Law articulates, explains, and analyses the legal framework and legal developments that have shaped the status of Union citizenship and the rights that it confers on Member State nationals. It examines how the rights and responsibilities produced by Union citizenship relate to other rights conferred by EU law, and
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Abstract EU Citizenship Law articulates, explains, and analyses the legal framework and legal developments that have shaped the status of Union citizenship and the rights that it confers on Member State nationals. It examines how the rights and responsibilities produced by Union citizenship relate to other rights conferred by EU law, and
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European Law Review, 2012
Based on the legal-historical analysis of the key features of EU citizenship as interpreted by the Court before and after the entry into force of the Treaty of Maastricht, it is claimed that the continuity of pre-Maastricht citizenship law was only broken two years ago, when Rottmann was decided and a new rights-based paradigm of EU citizenship law ...
Kochenov, D., Plender, R.
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Based on the legal-historical analysis of the key features of EU citizenship as interpreted by the Court before and after the entry into force of the Treaty of Maastricht, it is claimed that the continuity of pre-Maastricht citizenship law was only broken two years ago, when Rottmann was decided and a new rights-based paradigm of EU citizenship law ...
Kochenov, D., Plender, R.
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EU lay communication in translation: mediation, affectivity and EU citizenship
Perspectives, 2019Translation within European Union (EU) institutions has attracted the attention of scholars in Translation Studies who have mainly investigated legal documents and focussed on their hybridity, ideological significance, quality or their normative function.
M. Constantinou
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EU Citizenship and EU Fundamental Rights: Taking EU Citizenship Rights Seriously?
Legal Issues of Economic Integration, 2012European citizenship offers great potential for the protection of fundamental rights. Due to the relation between EU citizenship and EU fundamental rights, the Court's seeming willingness in Ruiz Zambrano to protect the substance of EU citizenship rights could potentially have an immense impact on the EU fundamental rights architecture.
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Introducing EU Citizenship Law
2023Abstract Chapter 1 is organised around defining, distinguishing, and progressing EU citizenship law. Following a brief overview of relevant EU Treaty provisions and secondary legislation, the chapter outlines the relationship between Union citizenship and other sources of EU rights, examining, in particular, the ‘specific expression ...
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2014
The European Union(EU) citizenship concept is something unknown to the international community and is to be treated with caution. It has been called a derivative status based on national citizenship, an additional status providing for certain rights beyond the State border or a potentially autonomous status which might be extended to persons who do not
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The European Union(EU) citizenship concept is something unknown to the international community and is to be treated with caution. It has been called a derivative status based on national citizenship, an additional status providing for certain rights beyond the State border or a potentially autonomous status which might be extended to persons who do not
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
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2015
Three weeks before the deadline of this chapter was due, I was out on one of my long bike rides: this time from Oslo to my old hometown. I took small roads and ventured into the unknown of the Norwegian countryside. It was quite hot for April and I was out of water. The hills were rolling and becoming steeper.
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Three weeks before the deadline of this chapter was due, I was out on one of my long bike rides: this time from Oslo to my old hometown. I took small roads and ventured into the unknown of the Norwegian countryside. It was quite hot for April and I was out of water. The hills were rolling and becoming steeper.
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