(Un)preferential treatment: ‘Special’ and particularistic citizenship norms in the EU28, 1992–2015Footnote
* Previous versions of this paper were presented at the ‘2015 EUDO Dissemination Conference – Spreading Citizenship: Regional Dynamics of Norm Diffusion in Europe’, 26–27 November 2015, European University Institute and at the ‘2017 ECPR General Conference’, 6–9 September 2017, Universitet i Oslo.

Djordje Sredanovica FNRS, Group for Research on Ethnic Relations, Migration & Equality, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, BelgiumCorrespondence[email protected]
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