In this conceptualisation, participation is not merely a means by which given citizenship roles are reproduced and state obligations fulfilled, but rather, it offers the prospect that citizenship "can be claimed from below" by women and other marginalized groups "through their own efforts in organized struggles, rather than waiting for it to be conferred from above" ([ 16]. p16).
These have distinctive logics (e.g., the treatment of children and adults, employment and citizenship, the role played, and whether or not there is choice and reciprocity and overlap or disparity in the goals of the agent and subject of surveillance).
Topics and themes we will consider include the value of democracy, the nature of equality, the duties and virtues of citizenship, the role of rhetoric and persuasion in democratic politics, the relationship between sovereignty and representation, and the politics of revolution.
"All of This Belongs to You," an exhibition running through July 19 at the Victoria and Albert in London, seeks to stimulate debate about citizenship and the role of museums as public spaces.
Bandelli has written widely on public engagement with science and he has recently completed his doctoral research on scientific citizenship and the role of public participation in science centers.
Citizenship plays no role in targeting decisions.
Three California men have been granted French citizenship for their role in thwarting a terror attack on a French train in 2015.
In a similar vein, research in customer value co-creation identifies two types of behaviors: (1) Customer participation (in-role) behavior is necessary for a successful value co-creation; (2) alternatively, customer citizenship behavior (extra-role) is voluntary and contributes extraordinary value for value co-creation [36-38].
This paper examines the role of citizenship in the design and performance of dissent focusing on two groups of Israeli activists, Machsom Watch and Anarchists against the Wall.
