Stefania Ninatti Maria Elena Gennusa

European Citizenship and Religion

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Abstract

Although the regulation of religious organizations, churches, and religious practices is not directly within EU jurisdiction, free movement of persons - the very same pillar upon which the European experiment rests - makes European citizenship and religion inevitably intertwined. The individual circulating freely in the EU is, in fact, both a European citizen and the bearer of a «religious» identity. This paper investigates this sensitive combination and intersection of identities that challenges the traditional concept of European citizenship per se.

Keywords

  • European Citizenship
  • Religion
  • Non-Discrimination
  • European Integration
  • European Identity

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