Is J. Tully right to suggest that modern citizenship is an exclusive and/or colonising concept? Justify your answer with examples from one country of your choice
Is J. Tully right to suggest that modern citizenship is an exclusive and/or colonising concept? Justify your answer with examples from one country of your choice
Is J. Tully right to suggest that modern citizenship is an exclusive and/or colonising concept? Justify your answer with examples from one country of your choice
Base essay on these readings:
– Tully, J. (2014). ‘On Global Citizenship’. In J. Tully (ed.), ‘On Global Citizenship’, Bloomsbury.
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-(2011). Feature Symposium: Reading James Tully, Public Philosophy in a New Key (Vols. I & II), Political Theory 39(1):58-165.
– Tully, J. (2014). On Global Citizenship. Bloomsbury.
– Conway, J. (2004). ‘Citizenship in a Time of Empire: The World Social Forum as a New Public Space’, Citizenship Studies 8(4):367-381.
– Evans, P. (2008). ‘Is an Alternative Globalisation Possible?’, Politics and Society 36(2):271-305.
Use the United kingdom as country of choice.