OBYWATELSTWO W ŚWIETLE PRAWA ADMINISTRACYJNEGO
CITIZENSHIP IN THE LIGHT OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Summary/Abstract: Citizenship, which has been shown to be an institution of both international law and administrative law. In terms of nationality in international law is closely related to the law. Although no provision of law there is no definition of citizenship, its essence allows the formulation of the definition of doctrine. A citizen is an individual who is the subject of law, equipped with certain powers, freedoms and responsibilities. In the definitions emphasizes primarily legal bond between the citizen and the state. It is the bond that confer powers and duties of the citizen, as well as the state, which shapes the administrative and legal subjectivity of the citizen. The scope of this subjectivity allows while at present the status of the administrative-citizen. Obligations of the State shall appoint subjectivity of the citizen, and responsibilities of citizens in relation to the state resultin restrictions in the area of the subjectivity. Broadening the scope of legal subjectivity in relation to citizenship was through membership in the European Union. Citizenship of the Union, however is secondary and secondary to the nationality of a Member State, resulted in more rights (rights) of EU citizens. They can exercise the rights conferred on them by the Treaties and follow them. The union is required to provide a guarantee of compliance. Showing the general issues relating to citizenship, the definition of international solutions provided for in international conventions, obligations of the state and eventually citizenship of the Union draws attention to the complexity of the issue but also allows you to demonstrate a directrelationship between the possession of the nationality and the scope of the legal personality of individuals as subjects of rights.

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