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Authors: Migration Policy Group
Document type: Article
| Publishing: Migration Policy Group | Year: 2012 |
Short presentation
Choosing the topic of access to nationality was inspired by recent developments in Member States’ naturalisation policies as well as recurrent references to access to nationality and citizenship in recent electoral campaigns. The conditions for access to nationality of the Member States are regulated under the national laws, but acquisition of a Member State's nationality automatically entails acquisition of Union citizenship, to which an additional set of rights is attached. Moreover, access to nationality may have an impact on migrants' integration into the receiving society and is therefore of interest also for the EU cooperation on integration.
Source: www.migpolgroup.com
© 2012 Migration Policy Group
Choosing the topic of access to nationality was inspired by recent developments in Member States’ naturalisation policies as well as recurrent references to access to nationality and citizenship in recent electoral campaigns. The conditions for access to nationality of the Member States are regulated under the national laws, but acquisition of a Member State's nationality automatically entails acquisition of Union citizenship, to which an additional set of rights is attached. Moreover, access to nationality may have an impact on migrants' integration into the receiving society and is therefore of interest also for the EU cooperation on integration.
Source: www.migpolgroup.com
© 2012 Migration Policy Group