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Citizenship refers to the status of being a citizen, usually enshrined in law. Citizenship may entail rights and responsibilities or result as a consequence of being part of a polity or community. In modern democratic states, the basis of c...
global economy of the 21st century? The goals of this chapter are to provide an explanation of “global business citizenship” as the 21st-century adaptation of corporate social responsibility. A “global business citizen” is defined as an ent...
citizenship has become one of the key sayings utilised in political rounds throughout the past decade. The privileges we utilised to believe we had, particularly to full paid work and a well-funded welfare state, were step-by-step dismantle...
citizenship, as shown in the sociology of TH Marshall. Secondly, the period of rapid expansion of the University in 1960 and beyond as a result of innovative intellectual areas, in which the "new universities", played a big role. The main t...
global level, and is strongly connected with the concepts of globalization and cosmopolitanism. World citizenship is a related term which can be distinguished from global citizenship, although some may merge the two concepts. Various ideas ...
Citizenship in Martin Luther King’s and Malcolm X’s Speeches In more recent times, as a result of new concerns and new theories of citizenship, identity has become an important dimension of citizenship. The traditional conceptions of citize...
the founding fathers created the European Community (EC), they set up a hybrid institutional system based on the intertwining of several logics and objectives. The rule of law was to ensure coherence and efficiency, to further European int...