By EUDO CITIZENSHIP expert, Gerd Valchars Austrian academics have recently criticized the country’s naturalisation test and official preparation material as faulty and incorrect. Historian Ernst Bruckmüller (University of Vienna) argues the preparatory script misdates several historic events and presents facts Read More …
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“Who is the Greek citizen?’’ is par excellence an open question. A question that has been giving ground to semantic contradictions and different political apprehending, stimulating – in turn – further questions: Which are the criteria that have been used Read More …
In Europe, a variety of national policies regulate access to citizenship. This article analyses how citizenship policies affect naturalization rates among immigrants. Our analysis confirms that favourable citizenship policies positively affect naturalization rates, especially among first-generation immigrants with more than Read More …
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By Roxana Barbalescu, EUDO CITIZENSHIP expert Almost a quarter million descendants of Spanish citizens (241.763) have been granted Spanish nationality following the ‘Historical Memory Act’ no 52/2007 from 26 of December – better known as the ‘grandchildren’s law’. The purpose Read More …
This book examines the phenomenon of dual nationality in the European Union, particularly against the background of the status of European citizenship – a status that is linked to the nationality of each EU Member State. While the first part Read More …
Read the ECtHR press release on the case Sitaropoulos and Others v. Greece and the full judgment of 15 March 2012.
The Association Council for Human Dignity is assisting a Hungarian retiree living in Slovakia and her daughter to submit a case to the European Court for Human Rights in Strasbourg concerning her loss of citizenship of the Slovak Republic. The Read More …
