Author (Person) | Peers, Steve |
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Series Title | EU Law Analysis |
Series Details | 27.01.15 |
Publication Date | 27/01/2015 |
Content Type | Journal | Series | Blog |
Introduction: Back in 2012, in its judgment in Kahveci and Inan, the CJEU determined that dual Turkish/Dutch nationals were entitled to rely on their Turkish citizenship to enjoy the benefits of the EU/Turkey association agreement as regards family reunification and thus escape the stricter national legislation for own nationals’ family members. So until the recent decision in January 2015 in Demirci, it looked as if Turkish citizens with a second passport from a Member State were more or less free to choose which one to rely on in order to benefit from EU law. But the Demirci judgment changes the rules slightly and provides a more elaborated legal reasoning to when dual nationals of Turkey and a Member State may use one or other of their citizenship. The authors argue that this finding is rather ominous so in this blog they start some background on the facts of the case and conclude with a rather optimistic analysis where they conclude that dual nationality is still a strong source of rights in EU law and that this judgment is perhaps the exception. |
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Source Link | Link to Main Source http://eulawanalysis.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/the-ups-and-downs-of-dual-citizenship.html |
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Subject Categories | Law, Politics and International Relations |
Countries / Regions | Europe, Turkey |