European citizenship poses a definitely problem: the status of European citizen depends on being citizens of one of EU member states. This dependence tend to mask the difference of the two forms of citizenship. The sense of national membership prevails, from a subjective point of view, with respect to the common membership to EU. Through relational sociological analysis of historical and cultural mold will locate the particular characteristics of European citizenship, surpassing the absorption identitarian particularistic model.
Nanetti, S., European citizenship as membership: towards which model?, Science and Society, SGEM, Sofia, Bulgaria 2018 2018: 203-210. 10.5593/sgemsocial2018/3.3 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/133678]
European citizenship as membership: towards which model?
Nanetti, Sara
2018
Abstract
European citizenship poses a definitely problem: the status of European citizen depends on being citizens of one of EU member states. This dependence tend to mask the difference of the two forms of citizenship. The sense of national membership prevails, from a subjective point of view, with respect to the common membership to EU. Through relational sociological analysis of historical and cultural mold will locate the particular characteristics of European citizenship, surpassing the absorption identitarian particularistic model.
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