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2023
Abstract Chapter 2 provides an overview of the defining legal features of Union citizenship, principally in relation to Articles 20 and 21 TFEU. EU citizenship law has deep foundations in EU law on the free movement of persons more generally. This chapter first shows how approaches, interests, and objectives that predated the creation of
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Abstract Chapter 2 provides an overview of the defining legal features of Union citizenship, principally in relation to Articles 20 and 21 TFEU. EU citizenship law has deep foundations in EU law on the free movement of persons more generally. This chapter first shows how approaches, interests, and objectives that predated the creation of
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2021
Abstract This chapter examines the European Union's competence and substantive rules relating to the citizenship of the Union. Title II of the TFEU ('Provisions on democratic principles') sets out by stressing the principle of the equality of the Union's citizens, mentioning at the same time EU citizenship as additional to national ...
Koen Lenaerts +2 more
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Abstract This chapter examines the European Union's competence and substantive rules relating to the citizenship of the Union. Title II of the TFEU ('Provisions on democratic principles') sets out by stressing the principle of the equality of the Union's citizens, mentioning at the same time EU citizenship as additional to national ...
Koen Lenaerts +2 more
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2019
This chapter examines the concept of Union citizenship and the rights EU citizens enjoy. European citizenship allows individuals a variety of associative relations based on economic, social, cultural, scholarly, and even political activities, irrespective of the traditional territorial boundaries of the European nation states, without binding ...
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This chapter examines the concept of Union citizenship and the rights EU citizens enjoy. European citizenship allows individuals a variety of associative relations based on economic, social, cultural, scholarly, and even political activities, irrespective of the traditional territorial boundaries of the European nation states, without binding ...
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Citizenship Policies in the European Union
2016This chapter surveys recent developments in citizenship policies across the european union over the past twenty-five years. Despite the contradictory impact of the instrumentalization and politicization of citizenship policies, and the fact that countries have different citizenship traditions and migration experiences, there are six broad trends in eu ...
VINK, Maarten Peter +1 more
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Union Citizenship – Legal Framework and Dynamics
2014While citizenship and nationality have historically been tied very closely to the nation state, the introduction of Union citizenship in the early 1990s has introduced a European dimension to citizenship rights in the EU. This chapter provides an overview of the legal basis in EU primary and secondary law for Union citizenship, while examining the ...
EVAS, Tatjana, REICH, Norbert
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The Evolution of European Union Citizenship
European Political Science, 2008In the 1990s most scholars saw European citizenship as a purely decorative and symbolic institution which added little new to the pre-Maastricht regime of free movement rights. In addition, many felt the need to defend the primacy of national citizenship by highlighting the derivative nature and weak content of European citizenship.
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Union citizenship and language rights
2008The concept of Union citizenship, officially introduced into European Community law in the Treaty of Maastricht, has evolved with breathtaking speed, transforming itself into an important instrument for the reconceptualization of the European Community legal order.
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