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February 26, 2013Critique of Anthropology

Citizenship, the self, and political agency

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SLSian LazarMNMonique Nuijten

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Articles examine how citizenship shapes political agency within various communities, indicating its broader significance.

Key Points

  • This special issue investigates the concept of citizenship beyond legal definitions, focusing on its role in political agency and community formation.
  • Analysis of various contexts to understand citizenship experiences
  • Interdisciplinary approach incorporating anthropological perspectives
  • Exploration of theoretical frameworks around citizenship and politics
  • Citizenship extends beyond legal status to influence personal and group identities.
  • Political agency is shaped by the unique contexts of different political communities.
  • The findings highlight the complex relationship between citizenship and social dynamics.

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Lazar et al. (2013) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1053d52badbc352affcdeehttps://doi.org/10.1177/0308275x12466684
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