Émigré, Exile, Diaspora, and Transnational Movements of the Crimean Tatars
Preserving the Eternal Flame of Crimea
About this book series
This book series focuses on
citizenship transitions encompassing contemporary transformations of
citizenship as institution, status and practice as well as normative and
explanatory analysis of
these transformations and their cultural, social, economic and
political implications. The series bridges theoretical and empirical
debates on democracy, transnationalism, and citizenship that have been
too insulated from each other. It takes citizenship transitions
as its starting-point and studies the status, role and function of
citizenship within contemporary democratic systems and multi-layered
governance structures beyond the state. It aims to add a broader array
of critical, conceptual, normative and empirical
perspectives on the borders, territories, and political agents of
citizenship. It scrutinizes the possibilities and challenges of
citizenship in light of present broad processes of political
fragmentation and pluralisation and the ways emerging ideals and
expectations of citizenship are inspired by new social, political and
environmental movements. Its cross-disciplinary approach intends to
capture the transitions of citizenship from an apparently simple
relation between the state and its citizens into a cluster
of complex responsibility claims and practices that raise questions
concerning citizenship borders and obligations, the public-private scope
of citizenship, and even how political actors attempt to and in fact
avoid citizenship.
- Electronic ISSN
- 2947-5996
- Print ISSN
- 2947-5988
- Series Editor
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- David Owen,
- Ludvig Beckman
Book titles in this series
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Immigration and Citizenship in an Enlarged European Union
The Political Dynamics of Intra-EU Mobility
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