Introduction to Political Citizenship

This module provides the basic theoretical tools for understanding citizenship, exploring its origins, components, and various models. It examines citizenship from normative and empirical perspectives, and its implications for different groups.

This module focuses on the participatory dimension of citizenship, covering various forms of political participation, their evolution, and relationship to citizenship in contemporary societies. It explores concepts like active citizenship and participatory democracy.

This module examines the connections between citizenship and migration, exploring how citizenship shapes migration policies and practices. It covers integration policies, political mobilization of immigrants, and determinants of political inclusion for immigrants in democracies.

This module explores the relationship between young people and political participation, examining how youth are perceived in the public sphere and how they challenge traditional conceptions of citizenship. It covers youth socialization, political inclusion, and participation in social movements.