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Citizens of Somewhere Else? EU citizenship and loss of Member State nationality

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Law Civil liberties
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EU

27 March 2019

"Member States’ rules on the acquisition or loss of nationality are in principle a national competence.."

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Citizens of Somewhere Else? EU citizenship and loss of Member State nationality (EU Law Analysis, link):

"Member States’ rules on the acquisition or loss of nationality are in principle a national competence. But this issue is nevertheless central to EU law, because citizenship of the EU is based on having the nationality of a Member State, according to Article 20(1) TFEU: "

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