Learning Objectives
- Understand the theories of democratic citizenship, focusing on the concept of citizenship as full and equal membership in a political community.
- Analyze the rights and obligations associated with citizenship, including political, civil, and socio-economic rights.
- Examine historical struggles for citizenship rights, such as the French Revolution, anti-colonial movements, and civil rights movements.
- Evaluate the relationship between the nation state and citizenship, including the construction of national identity and criteria for citizenship.
- Explore the concept of global citizenship and its potential to address issues like statelessness and migration.
- Detail the constitutional provisions on citizenship, focusing on inclusivity and equality.
- Discuss contemporary citizenship issues in India, including migration and equal rights for marginalized groups.