EU Citizenship: Mobility, Rights, and Programs

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This lecture discusses the concept of European citizenship within the European Union, focusing on freedom of movement, voting rights, and diplomatic protection. It also explores the ERASMUS program, its growth since 1987, and the European Credit Transfer System. Additionally, the lecture covers the Bologna Process, aiming to make degrees more portable, and the EU enlargement.

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