European citizenship : an institutional challenge

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Introduction: European Citizenship - Identity and Differentity J. Weiler. Part I: Citizenship and Rights. I. The Concept of Citizenship in the Period of the French Revolution M. Troper. II. Citizenship: Problems, Concepts and Policies V. Ferrari. III. Citizenship: A Jurisprudential Paradox J.D. Galloway. IV. Citizenship and raison d'Etat. The Quest for Identity in Central and Eastern Europe V. Petev. V. Citizenship and Nationality: Tracing the French Roots of the Distinction B. Guiguet. Part II: European Citizenship and Nationality. VI. The Relationship Between the Nationality Legislation of the Member-States of the European Union and European Citizenship G.-R. de Groot. VII. German Citizenship Law and European Citizenship: Towards a Special Kind of Dual Nationality? R. Hofmann. VIII. A Dual Citizenship in the Making: the Citizenship of the Union and its Reform J. Monar. IX. The Position of Resident Third-Country Nationals: Is it too Early to Grant them Union Citizenship? A.C. Oliveira. X. Equal Citizenship and the Difference that Residence Makes R.R. Marin. XI. A New Basis for European Citizenship: Residency? M.-J. Garot. Part III: A Special Kind of Citizenship? XII. Fundamental Rights and the European Citizen D. O'Keeffe, A. Bavasso. XIII. Union Citizenship and the Constitutionalization of Equality in European Union Law A. Evans. XIV. European Citizenship in Action: From Maastricht to the Intergovernmental Conference E. Marias. XV. European Citizenship: What it Is and What it Could Be V. Lippolis. XVI. A European Citizenship Without Women? E. Vogel-Polsky. Part IV: Citizenship and European Democracy. XVII. Citizenship and Democracy: Elements for a Theory of Contemporary Constitutional Democracy G. Gozzi. XVIII. Citizenship Beyond the National State? The Transnational Citizenship of the European Union J. Marko. XIX. Promises and Resources -- the Developing Practice of `European Citizenship' A. Wiener. XX. Supranational Democracy and EU Citizenship: Normative and Empirical Dimensions C. Closa. XXI. Constitution, Citizenship, and the European Union M. La Torre. Biographies.

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