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Citizenship in the globalized world / Christine Hobden

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Hobden, Christine Louise, 1987-
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2021.
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"This book presents a globally-oriented, state-based conception of citizenship. It responds to both the increasing polarization between nationalists and those who view themselves as citizens of the world, and the expanding responsibility gap between states that perpetuate global injustices and the citizens in whose name they act. Hobden argues that citizens of liberal western democracies can be held collectively morally responsible for the unjust acts of their state in the international realm. While citizenship is state-based, citizens have duties of global justice that are grounded in virtue of their citizenship of a particular state, and therefore the collective can be blamed, punished (within limits), expected to apologize, and held liable for remedial duties. The book explores how this conception of citizenship approaches the conditions of contemporary societies: citizens of vastly differing wealth and education; states that often act beyond the realm of their mandate; semi-democratic regimes; and the rise of non-citizen residents. It advocates for an active citizenry, with obligations to make use of a wide-range of democratic channels in the pursuit of justice, including social media and consumer activism"--
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9780429058707 (ebook)
0429058705
9780429602863 (electronic bk.)
0429602863 (electronic bk.)
9780429597343 (electronic bk. : Mobipocket)
0429597347 (electronic bk. : Mobipocket)
9780429608384 (electronic bk. : PDF)
0429608381 (electronic bk. : PDF)
9780367179687 (hardback)
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