Classic matrices and new notions of citizenship
Abstract
A history of the concept of citizenship, is a history of the processes that our shaped the dynamics of the rights and obligations inside organized political communities. In ancient Greece citizen-ships was defined as an active political participation; in Rome by the quality of the roman subject. During of the Middle Ages citizen is a citizen of the Civitas Dei. In Modernity a citizen was defined as a member of the social pact, and at the same time protected by laws. Today we speak of a new concept of citizenship to refer to the new forms and the new principal subjects in the process of establishing rights.
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