Published 2015-04-10
Keywords
- Citizenship,
- National state,
- Democracy,
- Human rights,
- Participation
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Abstract
This article briefly exposes an idea regarding the concept of citizenship, in the scope of Constitutional theory, including three elements: length, content, and nature. It continues presenting and analyzing the connection among theories that aim to explain the first of said elements. This is, who the individuals that hold the character of citizens are. Three viewpoints are particularly reviewed regarding the same point: the model of human rights that emphasizes universality; the model of National state that emphasizes the inclusion/exclusion connection, and the socalled democratic model that emphasizes participation, echoing the aforementioned theories development. Always from a theoretical perspective, it is possible to observe the stress between these extension of citizenship models that would explain the dynamical evolution of citizenship during the last century.
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