Our goals and services

Our goal is to provide academics, governments, international organisations and NGOs with information for research and evidence-based evaluation of public policies.

We do not offer information or counselling to individuals interested in acquiring the citizenship of a particular country and we do not encourage experts in our network to answer such requests.

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The EUDO CITIZENSHIP website is unique in combining extensive and up to date data on citizenship in the EU, intelligent analysis of all legal and political aspects of citizenship and breaking news on the subject. At last, the issue of trans-European citizenship has truly come alive for the benefit of us all.

Kalypso Nicolaïdis, University of Oxford, member of the EU reflection group on the Future of Europe

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"The EUDO website on citizenship provides not only basic, up-to date information about laws, policies, and empirical developments but also stimulating analyses and discussions. This is a major contribution to public discourse"

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Upcoming Events

ACIT Kick-off Conference

The kick-off conference of the project "Access to Citizenship and its Impact on Immigrant Integration" (ACIT), organized by Maastricht University and University of Edinburgh will take place at the Scotland House Conference Centre in Brussels on Thursday 12 January 2012. ACIT is financed by the European Fund for the Integration of non-EU immigrants (EIF). Its main goals are to explore the links between acquisition of nationality and the integration processes and to encourage effective measures for facilitating immigrants' access to citizenship in the EU.

The aim of the ACIT Kick-off Conference is to bring together experts to discuss the research strategy of the ACIT project and to foster the exchange of ideas on analysing the importance of access to citizenship for immigrants.
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