Titlebook: Challenging European Citizenship; Ideas and Realities Agustín José Menéndez,Espen D. H. Olsen Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Non-Fregean Semantics for Sentences,contributions to the realisation of the regulatory ideal of the Democratic and Social state in Europe. Independently of the form that cooperation will take in Europe in the future, there are strong reasons to persevere in such practices. This prompts us to conclude by suggesting ways in which democr

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From Practice to Theory: Academic Discourses of European Citizenshipmembership- and community-aspects of territorially bounded and politically conditioned citizenship in general which emerged from the early 1990s onwards. In this part, we further address the fragmentation of European citizenship into different personal statuses, as well as its demarcation against th

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Conclusionscontributions to the realisation of the regulatory ideal of the Democratic and Social state in Europe. Independently of the form that cooperation will take in Europe in the future, there are strong reasons to persevere in such practices. This prompts us to conclude by suggesting ways in which democr

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The New Synthese Historical Library is still possible to single out the core meaning of citizenship in conceptual terms as a lasting and relational personal status, characteristic of those who are full members of a self-governing polity. On such a basis, it is possible to distinguish citizenship from other recurrent personal statuses