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Journal articles on the topic "Dviguba pilietybė"
Pivoras, Saulius. "Nuo griežto neigimo iki visiško pripažinimo: kodėl Danija persigalvojo dėl dvigubos pilietybės?" OIKOS: lietuvių migracijos ir diasporos studijos 22 (2016): 7–18. http://dx.doi.org/10.7220/2351-6561.22.1.
Full textŠileikis, Egidijus. "Konstitucijos 25-mečio fenomenas: subrandinimo veiksniai ir iššūkiai." Teisė 106 (June 29, 2018): 190–97. http://dx.doi.org/10.15388/teise.2018.106.11650.
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Šimkevičiūtė, Milda. "Lietuvos Respublikos pilietybės reglamentavimas ir tarptautinė teisė." Master's thesis, Lithuanian Academic Libraries Network (LABT), 2011. http://vddb.laba.lt/obj/LT-eLABa-0001:E.02~2008~D_20110709_152138-14624.
Full textThere are a few issues under the discussion in this master paper. Firstly, the concept of nationality in international law and national law, emphasizing the elements which are stressed on international and national plane. Secondly, the definition of the body of the citizens of the Republic of Lithuania on the basis of the principle of continuity of nationality in oder to assess whether the body of nationals concerned was restored. Thirdly, the general principles relating to nationality and the implementation of the principles in question in municipal law in oder to decide whether the regulation of the Lithuanian citizenship complies with the general principles relating to nationality. Finally, the regulation of dual and multiple nationality in international and national law in oder to find the attitude towards the question concerned as well as to assess the compliance of the requirements for granting the citizenship by way of exception with the requirements provided in international law. The first conclusion is to have been done in the master paper after the analysis of the concepts of nationality is that nationality in international law means the attribute to the particular state and in national law - legal mutual bond between the state and the individual, stressing the effective link between the individual and the state in the legal regulation of the Republic of Lithuania, though this criterion is not required at least on diplomatic protection in international law. The... [to full text]
Raškauskienė, Marija. "Dviguba pilietybė Lietuvoje (viešojo diskurso analizė) 2002-2008 metais." Master's thesis, Lithuanian Academic Libraries Network (LABT), 2013. http://vddb.laba.lt/obj/LT-eLABa-0001:E.02~2013~D_20130604_235457-87020.
Full textThis research aims to analyse dual citizenship status in Lithuania as a concept in Parliamentary debates as well as in media throughout Lithuania and Lithuanian communities living abroad. Analysis has taken a two level direction – the main characteristics of participants and their groups in public discourse and its content examination at the same time. The changes in legal, political and social level in Lithuania in addition stimulated by Lithuanian Diaspora movements brought dual citizenship question into the discourse field in connection with three different contexts the topic is most often debated in. First of all, the development of a sending state pattern, where dual citizenship can be seen as a way to maintain links with Lithuanian Diaspora. Secondly, how it is seen in recognition of dual citizenship status for other ethnic origins residing in Lithuania and abroad. And finally, the topic can be viewed in the context of dual citizens by the rule of exception. In order to find an answer to the main objective of this research, study employs an eclectic methodological approach, comprising comparative qualitative and quantitative discourse analysis. Given results demonstrated that there is no overall tendency in the development of this field, however main topics can be recognised in each context. Such as emigration, the role of Lithuanian Diaspora and its contribution to economic, cultural, social life in Lithuania, the emotion and identity in expression of the relationship... [to full text]
Černiauskaitė, Diana. "Lietuvos Respublikos pilietybės institutas (lyginamasis tyrimas)." Master's thesis, Lithuanian Academic Libraries Network (LABT), 2009. http://vddb.library.lt/obj/LT-eLABa-0001:E.02~2007~D_20090908_193930-29634.
Full textCitizenship is permanent, uninterrupted legal relation between a person and a state. If aliens leave a state, their legal relation with a state breaks off in contrast to the citizens whose legal relation with the state that granted their citizenship remains even if they go to any foreign country. While establishing the grounds for acquisition of the citizenship and regulating the procedure for acquisition and loss, a legislator has a discretion, however, by doing this a legislator may not deny the requirement of the Constitution that a citizen of the Republic of Lithuania may also be a citizen of the other state only in separate cases prescribed by the law. Laws on Citizenship of the Republic of Lithuania, both the law of 3 November 1989 and 5 of December 1991 are based on the principle of limitation of double citizenship which is not absolute. The exceptions of prohibition of double citizenship are prescribed. The prohibition of double citizenship has not been clearly established in the Law on Citizenship of Soviet Union Republic of Lithuania of 3 November 1989 at first. Such provision has been established on the 16 of April 1991 by the law “On the Amendment of Article 18 of the Law on Citizenship of the Republic of Lithuania”. Law on Citizenship of 5 December 1991 provided that the citizen of the Republic of Lithuania may not be the citizen of other state at the same time, except for the cases prescribed by this law. At first, such cases where two, i.e. when the citizenship... [to full text]
Bražinskienė, Loreta. "Vaikų pilietybės teisinis reglamentavimas." Master's thesis, Lithuanian Academic Libraries Network (LABT), 2008. http://vddb.library.lt/obj/LT-eLABa-0001:E.02~2007~D_20080128_104404-24113.
Full textDescribing the nationality firstly the dependence to the state is stressed, secondly – the legal connection between citizen and state, that should be mutual, constant and continuous. A child is a person under 18 years old. Legal representatives of the child are parents, adoptive parents, tutors, guardians and other persons who according to the law can represent the child, protect his/her rights and legal interests. There two ways to achieve the nationality: a) by birth and b) by naturalization. There are some principles that the states usually comply in the cases of the child birth: national, territorial or mixed. In Lithuania the child, who’s both parents are citizens of RoL on the time of the child birth, is citizen of RoL and it doesn’t matter if the child is born in the territory of RoL or outside. The problem arises when the child is born in the state where the land principle dominates. Lots of problems rise when the parents have different nationalities. For instance, if the parents of the child has the different nationalities and on the time of the child birth one of the parents was the citizen of that state, so the child, who was born outside the state, nationality of that state can be acquired if the parents agrees. Another problem can arise if the parents of the child have different nationality, and the child is born in the third country. In Lithuania, if the child, who’s one of he parents was citizen of RoL and the other stateless person on the time of the child... [to full text]
Šiuparytė, Jurgita. "Naujausi Pilietybės įstatymo pakeitimai ir jų įgyvendinimo praktiniai aspektai." Master's thesis, Lithuanian Academic Libraries Network (LABT), 2010. http://vddb.laba.lt/obj/LT-eLABa-0001:E.02~2007~D_20101124_204050-37892.
Full textThe citizenship of the Republic of Lithuania – constitutional institute. Primarily it was mentioned in the Temporary Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania in 1918. Citizenship can be described as a ticket to a personal constitutional right, which determine personal legal position in Lithuania. In a modern-day community citizenship legal regulation must be secured by the rights of man to the implementation of citizenship and correspondence to international conventions, by unwritten international law and universally appreciable codes of law. Citizenship of the Republic of Lithuania expresses legal membership of the person in the State of Lithuania, reflects legal belongingness of the person to the Nation as a state community. The problems of citizenship legal regulation in Lithuania presently are related with emigration, which may become one of the biggest nonmilitary threats, which detractive the number of Lithuanian people. This situation requires noticing citizenship problems. Citizenship of the Republic of Lithuania shall be acquired by birth and on other grounds established by law that with the exception of individual cases provided for by law; no one may be a citizen of both the Republic of Lithuania and another state at the same time. Acquisition of citizenship by birth (filiation) is the main way of acquisition of citizenship. All citizen of the Republic of Lithuania, irrespective of their ethnical origin, under the Constitution shall be equal; they may not be... [to full text]
Elisonaitė, Milda. "Ar dvigubos pilietybės įgijimo sąlygos gali būti pagrįstos tautinės priklausomybės elementu?" Master's thesis, Lithuanian Academic Libraries Network (LABT), 2008. http://vddb.library.lt/obj/LT-eLABa-0001:E.02~2008~D_20080807_133338-21896.
Full textThe people are the most important element of the country. Every person, that is a part of the nation of the particular country, so that to belong to the civic nation must hold the status of the citizen. It is an international law principal that every country according to its national law defines who its citizens are, but at the same time the country must not violate the right to self-determination. Every person has a right to decide himself what nationality he considers himself or what nationality he wants to belong to. The option in any case cannot be regulated by the decisions of the government. The most common way in any country to get a citizenship is by birth or naturalization. The policy of citizenship depends of the countries ethnic identity that is how the country understands what the people in it are. For example, USA, traditional multicultural country has individualistic- civic model of citizenship, according to which the nation is conceived as a collective of sovereign individuals. Germany has a collectivistic-ethnic idea of nation and nationality, where the fusion of citizenship and nationality mean that the non-nationals would be treated as non-citizens. French have civic-collectivistic model, according to which an individual can acquire nationality, that is, citizenship through a process of assimilation. After the decision of November 13, 2006 of Constitutional Court of Lithuania, the issue of what is the ethnic identity of Lithuania became an open debate. The... [to full text]