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EU Citizenship and the Market

22 December 2011–03 January 2012, 12:00 am–12:00 am

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This publication is the outcome of a year-long project, run by the UCL European Institute in cooperation with the European Commission Representation in London on "EU Citizenship and the Market: Rights and Identities in London's European Communities". With contributions by Rainer Bauböck, Richard Bellamy, Christian Joppke, Dora Kostakopoulou, Dimitry Kochenov, madeleine kennedy-macfoy, Jonathan Scheele, Uta Staiger.


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EU Citizenship and the Market

28 pages, A4

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The bulk of rights that come with EU citizenship are still related to the internal market. Are Union citizens therefore defined above all as consumers, workers or producers, rather than as politically empowered citizens? Is the increasing expansion of this "market citizenship" through ECJ rulings even undermining social solidarity? Or could these rights, which allow European citizens to move to and settle in another Member States, lead them to identify more closely with their fellow Europeans?

The following publication addresses these questions and others derrivng from the project EU Citizenship and the Market

Contents

1 An Introductory Note: EU Citizenship and the Market
Jonathan Scheele
p. 1
2 Introduction: The identities and Rights of European Citizens
Richard Bellamy
p. 2
3 Three citizenship regimes in the European Union
Rainer Bauböck
p. 6
4 NEW EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP: A MOVE BEYOND THE MARKET BIAS: Dimitry Kochenov p. 11
5 ON EUROPEAN IDENTITY: Dora Kostakopoulou p. 16
6 EU CITIZENSHIP AND IDENTITY: SOCIOLOGICAL AND LEGAL-INSTITUTIONAL VIEWS: Christian Joppke p. 19
7 EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP THROUGH A GENDER LENS?, madeleine kennedy-macfoy p. 21
8 EU CITIZENSHIP AND CULTURE: Uta Staiger p. 23
9 FOCUS GROUPS I & II - SUMMARY NOTES p. 26
10 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS p.29