Abstract Recent decades have witnessed changes in welfare states, shaped by a neoliberal ideology that has reduced state responsibility for weakened populations and transformed definitions of citizenship from the universalist notion social to idea market citizenship. Contemporary policy is based on disciplinary regime, which aims produce self-disciplined citizens who adhere rules as most essent...

This study analyses the position of Roma people in the former Yugoslavia using state and civil society discourse on human rights implementation. It reveals that states are failing to give sufficient prioritisation to tackling longstanding discrimination and oppression. Instead of positive the effects predicted by complementarity theory, the findings reveal ‘frame dis-alignment’ between politica...

This paper focuses on the development of discourses around sexual rights, linking tendencies in official global dialogues with national and local realities. Recognizing some of the factors that have facilitated or impeded discourses and action to promote sexual rights around the world, we explore the principles and processes of framing sexual rights and sexual citizenship. We consider political...

The aim of this research is to determine the citizenship types social studies teachers. was designed basic qualitative design. Participants were selected from teachers who are members 4 major teachers' unions working nationally. 2 people, 1 female and male each said unions, took part in research. Data produced through semi-structured interviews with Qualitative data analyzed using inductive con...

The right to a nationality is an essential human right. importance of having lies in the fact that it necessary condition for protection and enjoyment certain basic rights. Consequently, failure fulfil child get citizenship will have impact on fulfillment their This study explores urgency granting status statelessness international refugee children born Indonesia, Indonesia’s responsibility ful...

This paper examines pedagogical responses to James Banks’s concept of failed citizenship, namely the structural factors that inhibit migrants and minorities from accessing fully functioning citizenship their human rights. Banks commissioned published 16 case studies social teachers in different national contexts illustrate exemplify transformative civic education. These his theories Analysing t...

Abstract An increasing number of states permit dual citizenship, but there are public concerns about divided loyalties citizens which might lead to intolerance their political rights. We propose and test whether these depend on the emotional versus instrumental reasons immigrants express for acquiring second, host society citizenship. Using a survey experiment nationally representative sample n...

Abstract European Union citizenship conveys important rights and opportunities to the almost 450 million citizens of EU Member States. are first foremost their respective member states, but is designed complement national citizenship, enabling individuals move live across EU, participate in political life exercise meaningful (e.g., diplomatic consular protection third countries). For instance, ...