We, the Citizens of the EU
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When Slovenia joined the European Union in 2004, people in Slovenia become the citizens of the EU. EU citizenship does not replace national citizenship but is additional to it, since EU citizens have the possibility to exercise many rights all over the EU. But what do our common citizenship and our living and working in the same community bring? They bring rights and opportunities in many areas. Some rights associated with living and free movement, employment, education, social security and health care, single market and right to vote and to be elected have been linked with statistical data and Slovenia has been ranked on the scale of EU Member States.
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We, the Citizens of the EU - Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia
We, the Citizens of the EU
Original title: Mi, državljani EU
Simona Klasinc
Tina Žnidaršič
Translated by
Boris Panič
Published by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia
on Smashwords
Copyright SURS
Ljubljana, May 2014
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KLASINC, Simona
We, the citizens of the EU [Elektronski vir] / Simona Klasinc, Tina Žnidaršič ; translated by Boris Panič. - El. knjiga. - Ljubljana : Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, 2014
Prevod dela: Mi, državljani EU
ISBN 978-961-239-288-8 (ePub)
274075392
Issued and published by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Litostrojska cesta 54 – © SURS – Use and publication of data is allowed provided the source is acknowledged – ISBN 978-961-239-288-8
INTRODUCTION
2013 is the European Year of Citizens.
Statisticians in Slovenia joined the events surrounding the European Year of Citizens by issuing a special publication. From a treasure of statistical data we selected some that can be linked to the rights people have as EU citizens. Our aim was to present some interesting and useful facts about how people in the EU live.
Over half a billion people are living in the European Union; a large majority of them are EU citizens. In addition to being citizens of Slovenia, Italy, Lithuania, Spain, Greece and other Member States, we are also citizens of the European Union. But what do our common citizenship and our living and working in the same community bring? They bring rights and opportunities in many areas, which perhaps are not that commonly known.
The European Year of Citizens is aimed at expanding the horizons of Europeans
; politicians in Europe are striving to achieve this objective by informing, discussing, lecturing and organising various events on this topic. The wish to raise awareness can be seen in the slogan of the European Year of Citizens: It’s about Europe. It’s about you. Join the debate.
Hopefully our publication will broaden at least a part of our common European
horizon.
Genovefa Ružić
Director-General
CONTENTS
COLOFON
INTRODUCTION
EUROPEAN YEAR OF CITIZENS
European year of Citizens
European year of Citizens in Slovenia
EU CITIZENS – WHO ARE WE AND HOW MANY OF US THERE ARE?
Do I know that I am an EU citizen?
Who are we?
How do we communicate?
How many of us there are?
Portrait of the European Union
EUROPE WITHOUT BORDERS
Living and free movement
Employment
Education
Social security and health care
Single market
Elections
The newest EU Member State
STATISTICAL SIGNS, ABBREVIATIONS AND UNITS OF MEASUREMENT
LIST OF COUNTRIES
SOURCES AND LITERATURE
HOW TO OBTAIN STATISTICAL DATA AND INFORMATION?
EUROPEAN YEAR OF CITIZENS
The European Year of Citizens coincides with the 20th anniversary of the introduction of EU citizenship, which was introduced in 1993 when the Treaty on European Union (Maastricht Treaty) came into force. In addition to EU citizenship, the treaty introduced common foreign and internal policy. The key