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Citizenship towards global world

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2006
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Concept of citizenship expresses, political relation of individual to the state. It includes two elements. Political participation and having human rights of individual. This concept belongs to a modern age concept. In the pre-modern age, inequalities and privileges were prevalent. Both political participation and having human rights were current only a limited number of person. By the stress of egalitarian and universalist conception of modern democracy and human rights, the differences homogenized in the axis of the concept of abstract citizenship. Trying to provide equality in the society, restricted the existence of differences and faced them dangers of missing. Multi-factorial and multi-reasonable process of globalization, overwhelmed all of the balances; and caused some changes on the concept of citizenship, which is determined by the conception of modern democracy and human rights. Thus, orientation of a new conception of citizenship which predict extending of political participation and human rights, stand on the agenda. In this orientation, ?multicultural constitutional citizenship?, which is one of the solution proposal , expresses useful approach to solving the problems.

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Abdurrahman Kurt

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Abdurrahman Kurt (Master Thesis). Citizenship towards global world, 2006, İstanbul Beykent University.

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