General Statistics 1977, No. 4-7

The monthly Bulletin of general statistics contains the principal data on short term economic trends in the European Community, by subject and by country.

General Statistics 1977, No. 8

The monthly Bulletin of general statistics contains the principal data on short term economic trends in the European Community, by subject and by country.

General Statistics 1977, No. 10

The monthly Bulletin of general statistics contains the principal data on short term economic trends in the European Community, by subject and by country.

General Statistics 1978, No. 2

The monthly Bulletin of general statistics contains the principal data on short term economic trends in the European Community, by subject and by country.

General Statistics 1978, No. 3

The monthly Bulletin of general statistics contains the principal data on short term economic trends in the European Community, by subject and by country.

Statistics on Loss of Nationality in the EU. CEPS Liberty and Security in Europe No. 70/December 2014

This paper was prepared as a Policy Brief for discussion at the final conference of the project on Involuntary Loss of European Citizenship: Exchanging Knowledge and Identifying Guidelines for Europe, 11-12 December 2014. Co-funded by the European Commission’s DG for Justice, Citizenship and Fundamental Rights, the ILEC project has aimed to establish a framework for debate on international norms on involuntary loss of nationality. For more information visit: www.ilecproject.eu.

Mapping Statistics on Loss of Nationality in the EU: A new online database. CEPS Liberty and Security in Europe No. 76/December 2014

Statistics can be useful when assessing the practical relevance of varying rules and practices on the involuntary loss of nationality across EU member states. Yet while much progress has been made within the EU in recent years with regard to the collection of comparable and reliable information on the acquisition of nationality, statistics on the loss of nationality are hard to find and, where available, difficult to interpret. In this comparative report, the authors explore the landscape of existing statistical data on loss of nationality in the European Union. They identify challenges to the existing methods of data collection and data interpretation and introduce an online statistical database, bringing together all existing statistical data on loss of nationality in the EU. These data are summarised in tables and graphs and discussed with reference to the relevant national and European sources. The authors conclude with recommendations to policy-makers on how to improve data collection in this area.