The right to vote for EU migrants in Ireland

EU migrants living in Ireland will have the right to vote
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WP1: Countdown to the Launch of ENACT Website

The ENACT website, which is designed with Web 2.0 technologies, will become operational on 19 April.
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WP1: Initial information on the outcome of the evaluation of proposals

The Commission services with the help of independent experts evaluates the proposal submitted for Call ID FP7-SSH-2007–1.
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Enacting European Citizenship (I): An Overview

European citizenship is a derivative citizenship. It derives from the constituent states and their principles of jus sanguinis (blood), jus soli (birth) or jus domicili (residence). The European Union cannot grant these citizenship rights by itself. It is often said that European citizenship is a citizenship without a demos.
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Enacting European Citizenship (II): Objectives

Our aim in this research project is to enter into the question over European citizenship from a perspective which we call ‘acts of citizenship’.
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Enacting European Citizenship (III): Concepts

The concept of ‘act of citizenship’ is a new concept used in citizenship studies to designate how citizens and non-citizens can enact themselves as citizens. It is different from ‘active citizenship’ and, in fact, it can even be considered its opposite.
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Enacting European Citizenship (IV): Methods

The main object of analysis in this research is ‘acts’ within the context of statuses and habitus as modes of enactment and subjects, scales and sites as media of enactment.
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