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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.

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Liebich, André

Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

Professor, International History and Politics (Ph.D., Harvard University)

Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva

Present Boards: Association for the Study of Nationalities, , Relations Internationales, Revolutionary Russia, DiploFoundation, Rossiia XXI veka. Head, IHP section(1991/93, 1998-2001). Director of Graduate Studies. (2005-2008)

Research grants FNSRS (1990/93,1995/98, 2000/04), Olin Research fellow (1996/97), Fraenkel Prize in Contemporary History (1995), SSHRC of Canada fellowships (1979/80, 1983/84,1986/87,) and SSHRC research grants (1981/84).

Research fellowship at Nuffield College, Oxford (2010), Institute for Historical Research, University of London (2002/2003), Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton (1997/98), Kennan Institute, Washington (1985,87), Russian Research Center, Harvard (1979/80, 1986/87), Hoover Institution, Stanford (1983/84), St. Antony's College, Oxford (1972/73, 2010).

Visiting professor at Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj (2004), Université de Fribourg (1997), Colgate University Program in Geneva (1990/93), McGill University (1983, 85, 87), Université de Montréal (1975).
Ph.D. (Political Science) Harvard, 1974. A.M. (Soviet Studies) Harvard, 1970. B.A. Hons. (Pol. Sc & Econ.) McGill, 1968. Lecturer (1973) to Professor (1982), Dépt de science politique, Université du Québec à Montréal. Professor at the Graduate Institute of International Studies since 1989.

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