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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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Testimonials
"EUDO Citizenship Observatory a key tool for thinking about future prospects of European citizenship and developing evidence-based policy making in the EU’s Area of Freedom, Security and Justice."

Sergio Carrera, Centre for European Policy Studies and University of Kent, Brussels

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"The EUDO observatory is a brilliant tool for anyone concerned about Europe's multifarious approaches to the concept of nationality and citizenship. Academic study, political debate and legal certainty are all helped by this observatory"

Andrew Duff, MEP, Liberal Democrat

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Notifications
New country report France
New EUDO CITIZENSHIP country report for France by Christophe Bertossi and Abdellali Hajjat.
 
contribution Wilhelm
 
Contribution Swoboda
New contribution to the CITIZENSHIP FORUM Should EU citizens living in other member states vote there in national elections?: Don’t start with Europeans first. An initiative for extending voting rights should also promote access to citizenship for third country nationals by Hannes Swoboda.
 
Call for Papers for its 2012 EUDO Dissemination Conference
The European Union Democracy Observatory has issued a Call for Papers for its 2012 EUDO Dissemination Conference on "The Euro Crisis and the State of European Democracy" that will take place at the European University Institute in Florence on 22 and 23 November 2012. Applications must be submitted electronically by 1 June 2012. All relevant details are available here.
 
Contribution Kees
New contribution to the CITIZENSHIP FORUM Should EU citizens living in other member states vote there in national elections?: Five pragmatic reasons for a dialogue with and between member states on free movement and voting rights by Kees Groenendijk.
 
Contribution Bellamy

New contribution to the CITIZENSHIP FORUM Should EU citizens living in other member states vote there in national elections?:'An ever closer union among the peoples of Europe': Union citizenship, democracy, rights and the enfranchisement of Second Country Nationals by Richard Bellamy.
 
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