Preliminary Material -- Introduction -- Deprivation of Citizenship, Statelessness, and International Standards -- The Council of Europe and Nationality -- Un-becoming an EU Citizen: Deprivation of Citizenship and EU Law -- Deprivation of Citizenship in the United Kingdom: Citizenship as Privilege -- Deprivation of Citizenship in France: Paper Frenchmen, Universal Citizenship and the Principle of Assimilation -- Deprivation of Citizenship in Germany: Accommodating Public and Private Interests -- Conclusions -- Literature -- Index.
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