10:30 AM to 11:45 AM MW
Section Information for Spring 2018
This course explores changing ways citizenship and identity are conceptualized in a global and globalizing world. We will explore national identity, citizenship, and how transnational migration and transnational communities are challenging traditional notions of belonging. Our topics will range from legal frameworks and citizenship rights to the effects that dual citizenship may have on national identities, loyalties, and understandings of rights and responsibilities.
We will look into:
What kinds of challenges do semi-permanent and permanent transnational migration present to understanding citizenship rights?
Can someone have multiple national identities?
How are post-national rights frameworks changing the way people claim their rights?
How do identity rights interact with obligations of national citizenship?
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Credits: 3
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