The EU citizenship and the US: a compartative perspective
Gaia Parisi
Abstract
Gaia Parisi
Abstract
A comparative overview of the citizen status in the EU and in the US. The evolution of EU citizenship in the pre-Maastricht scenario. The derivative nature of Union citizenship and Article 20 TFEU. A comparative analysis of the connection between citizenship and federalism in the EU and the US. The concept of federal citizenship. Federalism, citizenship, national and supranational identity: diversity in the EU and in the US. Citizenship and immigration. Intra-EU mobility: the case of EU citizens and third-country nationals. Trump’s travel bans: how citizenship can contribute to “anti-immigration” policies. The current citizenship issues in the EU and US legal orders. EU citizenship and Brexit: theories and possible scenarios for UK nationals.
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A comparative overview of the citizen status in the EU and in the US. The evolution of EU citizenship in the pre-Maastricht scenario. The derivative nature of Union citizenship and Article 20 TFEU. A comparative analysis of the connection between citizenship and federalism in the EU and the US. The concept of federal citizenship. Federalism, citizenship, national and supranational identity: diversity in the EU and in the US. Citizenship and immigration. Intra-EU mobility: the case of EU citizens and third-country nationals. Trump’s travel bans: how citizenship can contribute to “anti-immigration” policies. The current citizenship issues in the EU and US legal orders. EU citizenship and Brexit: theories and possible scenarios for UK nationals.
Key concepts: Citizenship, Federalism, Political science, Immigration, European union, Brexit, Naturalization, Diversity (politics)