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Article 50 TEU Brexit British expatriates Directive 2003/109 family reunion free movement of persons long-term residence UK withdrawal

All of life is changed: The impact of Brexit on UK nationals living in other EU Member Statess.

All of life is changed: The impact of Brexit on UK nationals living in other EU Member Statess.

Sarah McCloskey and Tamara Hervey, Sheffield Law School After a series of cataclysmic political events, most people can empat...

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Article 3 ECHR Article 8 ECHR Directive 2008/115 ECtHR case law expulsion family reunion health care irregular migration Returns Directive

Expulsion of seriously ill migrants: a new ECtHR ruling reshapes ECHR and EU law.

Expulsion of seriously ill migrants: a new ECtHR ruling reshapes ECHR and EU law.

Dr Lourdes Peroni *, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Ghent University Human Rights Centre (ECHR aspects) and Professor Steve Peers (...

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Directive 2004/38 EEA EFTA Court case law EU citizenship family reunion free movement of persons

Free movement of persons in the European Economic Area (EEA) different from the EU?.

Free movement of persons in the European Economic Area (EEA) different from the EU?.

Karin Flistad: PhD Candidate, European University Institute; practicing lawyer at Norwegian law firm Simonsen Vogt Wiig Free mov...

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Ankara Agreement Denmark family reunion immigration law integration legal migration standstill third-country nationals turkey

Keeping up with the (Turkish) family: integration requirements for family reunification in Genc.

Keeping up with the (Turkish) family: integration requirements for family reunification in Genc.

Silvia Adamo, Postdoctoral Fellow, bEUcitizen Barriers to European Citizenship/Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen What are...

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Directive 2004/38 dual citizens EU citizenship family reunion free movement of persons Lounes

Whats wrong with the UK immigration rules governing the rights of dual-British and EU citizens? Comment on the Lounes reference.

Whats wrong with the UK immigration rules governing the rights of dual-British and EU citizens? Comment on the Lounes reference.

Dr Alina Tryfonidou , Associate Professor in EU Law, University of Reading Last month, the High Court of England and Wales decid...

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