The Citizen

Explore the evolving concept of citizenship and its impact on democracy across history.

In an era marked by rising tyranny and threats to democracy, Citizen: Past and Present delves into the multifaceted meaning of modern citizenship. Through essays spanning from ancient Greece to present-day New Zealand, this collection examines the rights and duties of citizens, shaped by historical legacies and contemporary challenges. Discover how globalization, migration, and cultural politics influence our understanding of citizenship and its role in a changing world.

Perfect for students, academics, and anyone keen to understand the forces shaping our societies, this volume offers critical insights into:

• The historical evolution of citizenship
• The balance between individual rights and communal obligations
• The impact of globalization and cultural politics