Nationality Law and the Law of Regional Integration Organisation: Towards New Residence Status?
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- Biographical Note
- Principal Publications
- Foreword
- Chapter I - The concept of nationality: Ongoing developments
- Chapter II - Nationality and residence in the regional organisations: The European Union
- Chapter III - Nationality law and regional integration
- Chapter IV - The notion of nationality and private international law: some brief remarks
- Chapter V - Conclusions
- Bibliography
Nationality Law and the Law of Regional Integration Organisation: Towards New Residence Status?
in Special Editions Online
Author:
Bruno Nascimbene
Bruno Nascimbene
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(85,623 words)