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Welcoming a growing demand for International Law, the European Union recognizes the need to protect the rights of the members of the minorities it houses in its territory. To this end, it is committed to the adoption of a model of "complex citizenship", capable of combining the acceptance...
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Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Derecho. Centro de Excelencia Jean Monnet
2023
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Welcoming a growing demand for International Law, the European Union recognizes the need to protect the rights of the members of the minorities it houses in its territory. To this end, it is committed to the adoption of a model of "complex citizenship", capable of combining the acceptance of the identity traits that these people manifest, with the identification of universal axiological references, which, acting as channels of integration and essential factors of organization of coexistence, are none other than fundamental rights expressly guaranteed by the Charter. The sum of all of them constitutes the expression of a kind of "European identity", based on common values and principles shared by its Member States. Thus, currently, Europe has provided itself with a double standard of protection of the rights of people belonging to minorities, the one expressed by the Council of Europe and the one that the European Union itself has gradually created. However, a growing tension has been noted between this legitimate claim for recognition and the aspiration of Member States to preserve certain elements that distinguish their national identity. In the increasingly numerous and complex migrant minority, European protection policies are summarized, putting their sincerity to the test. |
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I28-R145-HWA_76182024-12-13 7618 Welcoming a growing demand for International Law, the European Union recognizes the need to protect the rights of the members of the minorities it houses in its territory. To this end, it is committed to the adoption of a model of "complex citizenship", capable of combining the acceptance of the identity traits that these people manifest, with the identification of universal axiological references, which, acting as channels of integration and essential factors of organization of coexistence, are none other than fundamental rights expressly guaranteed by the Charter. The sum of all of them constitutes the expression of a kind of "European identity", based on common values and principles shared by its Member States. Thus, currently, Europe has provided itself with a double standard of protection of the rights of people belonging to minorities, the one expressed by the Council of Europe and the one that the European Union itself has gradually created. However, a growing tension has been noted between this legitimate claim for recognition and the aspiration of Member States to preserve certain elements that distinguish their national identity. In the increasingly numerous and complex migrant minority, European protection policies are summarized, putting their sincerity to the test. Fil: Porras Ramirez, Jose Maria. Universidad de Granada. Facultad de Derecho. Cátedra Derecho constitucional. Granada, España Fil: Porras Ramirez, Jose Maria. Universidad de Granada. Catedrático Jean Monnet de Derecho Constitucional Europeo. Granada, España Porras Ramirez, Jose Maria Union Europea 2023 Acogiendo una creciente exigencia del Derecho Internacional, la Unión Europea reconoce la necesidad de proteger los derechos de los miembros de las minorías que alberga en su territorio. A ese fin, apuesta por la adopción de un modelo de "ciudadanía compleja", capaz de combinar la aceptación de los rasgos identitarios que manifiestan las personas pertenecientes a esos colectivos, con la identificación de unos referentes axiológicos universales, los cuales, actuando como canales de integración y factores esenciales de ordenación de la convivencia, no son otros que los derechos fundamentales que la Carta garantiza. La suma de todos ellos constituye la expresión de una suerte de "identidad europea", basada en unos valores y principios comunes compartidos por sus Estados Miembros. Así, en la actualidad, Europa se ha dotado de un doble estándar de protección de los derechos de las personas pertenecientes a minorías: el que expresa el Consejo de Europa y el que la propia Unión Europea ha creado paulatinamente. No obstante, se advierte una tensión creciente entre esa pretensión legítima de reconocimiento y la aspiración de los Estados Miembros de preservar determinados elementos que singularizan su identidad nacional. En la cada vez más numerosa y compleja minoría migrante se compendian las políticas europeas de protección, poniendo a prueba su sinceridad application/pdf 2346-9196 (en linea) Miembros de las minorías Derecho Internacional Unión Europea Políticas de reconocimiento Identidad Europea Identidad Nacional Estados Miembros Migrantes Minority members International Law European Union Recognition policies European Identity National Identity Member States Migrants spa Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Derecho. Centro de Excelencia Jean Monnet info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/ar/ Integracion Regional y Derechos Humanos = Regional Integration and Human Rights Review. a11, no. 2 (Segundo semestre) IRyDH RI and HR Las minorías en la Unión Europea: la tensión entre la demanda de reconocimiento y la preservación de la identidad nacional Minorities in the European Union: the tension between the demand for recognition and the preservation of national identity info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:ar-repo/semantics/artículo info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion http://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=integra&cl=CL1&d=HWA_7618 https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/collect/integra/index/assoc/HWA_7618.dir/7618.PDF |