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Work package 8. Enacting European citizenship in Latvia
We analyse how the process of Latvia becoming member of the EU changed the ways Latvian citizens enact European citizenship by examining the interrelationship between policy approaches of the EU institutions before and after enlargement and specific groups in Latvia.
News
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.Read more >
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.Read more >
WP1: Consortium ENACT is founded
Led by the Open University and CCIG, investigators from Belgium, Hungary, Latvia, Netherlands, and Turkey form a consortium of research to investigate enacting European citizenship.Read more >
Events
Blog
Second progress report
Second progress report from RGSLRead more >
Frist progress report
First progress report from RGSLRead more >
Enacting European Citizenship in Latvia: national, minority and civic youth discourses
Latvia is a new member state of the European Union. Citizenship issues in Latvia were prominent during membership negotiations and the process of bringing national laws and practices into line with the Copenhagen criteria. One key reason for this is the distinctive history of Latvia, not least problems inherited from its Soviet past. Another reason is the active participation by different national minorities and different groups of non-citizens in the relevant discussions.Read more >
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Investigators
Researchers
The project ENACT is a ‘Socio-economic Sciences and Humanities’ Programme with the call FP7-SSH-2007-1 by the European Commission.