Citizenship and state
EU Citizenship and Loss of Member State Nationality
... European citizenship themselves do not exactly know what they are proposing or what the implications of their proposal might ...EU citizenship, yet encompassing the same or very similar rights as the ...
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Sexual Citizenship, Incest, and the State: "The Unseen of the Crime"
... “normativity.” State- sanctioned standards of normativity structure the framework of possibility in which each individual may safely express their identity—or risk ...14). Citizenship, a technology that ...
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Job Satisfaction, Organizational Commitment, and Organizational Citizenship Behaviour in State owned Banking
... Abstract Organization need to develop its human resources in a way that can build the high level of organizational citizenship behaviour (OCB). Job satisfaction and organizational commitment can became an ...
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Citizenship in a financialised society: financial inclusion and the state before and after the crash
... the state therefore as an agent of financialisation, orchestrated through imbibing its traditional welfare functions with the logic of a financialised economy, therefore helping to rewrite cultural norms as well ...
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Citizenship, 'xenophobia' and collective mobilization in a South African settlement: the politics of exclusion at the threshold of the state
... the state, the question of who rules whom is not easy to ...insurgent citizenship – one that distributes its own categories of insider and outsiderhood and, in some cases, ...
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Church-State Relations:Copts between Citizenship, Coptism and Millet System
... Second, state-church relations have differed from president to president and from Patriarch to Patriarch according to the loyalty the Patriarch represents to the president in particular and to the regime in ...of ...
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A Glance at State Nationality/EU Citizenship Interaction (Using the Requirement to Renounce Community Nationality upon Naturalizing in the Member State of Residence as a Pretext)
... Community citizenship might be of great ...of citizenship rights in that Member ...EU citizenship status, selling such an arrangement to the member states’ populations would be ...EU ...
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Crisis of Citizenship and Nationhood in Africa: Reflections on Hegemony and the State
... Again, to (Wilmot, 1979), almost all African leaders failed to develop a consistent and enduring platform for nationalism because most of the political institutions that were put in place were fragile and lacked the ...
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Islamic fundamentalism, nation- state and global citizenship: the case of Hizb ut-Tahrir
... global citizenship for all Muslims in the world, can be understood as its ambition to position itself as a global player and to interpret globalization for its needs and ...
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Active citizenship at Old Yarranlea State School
... active citizenship, which draw upon democratic and humanistic values to emphasise the importance of relationship building and community mindedness, provide both curriculum content for learners and mechanisms for ...
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The Challenge of "Differentiated Citizenship": Can State Constitutions Protect Tribal Rights?
... This article does not attempt to provide a definitive answer or framework to address these issues. However, I would like to use a particular legal provision, Article[r] ...
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EU Citizenship and Withdrawals from the Union: How Inevitable Is the Radical Downgrading of Rights? LEQS Discussion Paper No 111/2016 June 2016
... British citizenship? Can the fact that every British national is an EU citizen mitigate the possible negative consequences of the UK’s withdrawal from the EU on the plane of rights enjoyed by the citizens of the ...
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Gender Equality in the Swedish Welfare State
... welfare state model, which focuses on structural inequalities (visible in the second section of the Sex Equality Act) (Pylkkänen 2007, 2009; Svensson ...social citizenship focuses more on social ...
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Citizenship Deprivation: A Normative Analysis Liberty and Security in Europe No 82, 19 March 2015
... between citizenship retention and ...the State whose citizenship is lost or by another State whose citizenship is acquired or already ...the State of ...a State never ...
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... The neo-liberal influence commenced in the late 1970s in Turkey. However, the institutionalisation of neo-liberal discourse came with the economic agenda of the successor governments of the 1980 military coup. One of the ...
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British citizenship and the ‘other’: an analysis of the earned citizenship discourse
... The participants above try to both argue that Britain should be a welcoming country and make claims against the financial help given to immigrants, especially asylum seekers. In other words, they engage in a negotiation ...
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Nation State and Ethnic Diversity
... CONTENTS Acknowledgments Chapter 1 introduction Peter Herrmalln and Hurriyet Babaean Chapter 2 The State As Mechanism of Exclusion: Nationhood, Citizenship, Ethnicity Peter Herrmann and [r] ...
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RAPID REPORTS Population and social conditions POPULATION BY CITIZENSHIP IN THE EC 1 1 1991 1993 6
... Figure 3: Largest non-EC citizenship groups by Member State -1.1.1991 as a percentage of total population.. Other non-EC countries.[r] ...
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Youth at the crossroads: the politics of identity and belonging in Timor-leste
... Young Timorese forged relationships with young Indonesian filmmakers and journalists in order to invest in a sense of cultural citizenship and belonging within the nation-state of Timor-[r] ...
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Governing multicultural Brussels: paradoxes of a multi-level, multi-cultural, multi-national urban anomaly
... and citizenship, especially the early work of Yasemin Soysal ...national citizenship of a particular state, and the pro-active role of institutions such as the European Union often cut out the ...
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