The text tries to bring a different point of view on what citizenship is and what it means, other than political or legal interpretation. It searches for pre-political and pre-legal basis of citizenship able to protect its rights and freedoms as defined by, for example, the Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms or as legally guaranteed in democracies. The theoretical part of the text is based on treatises of Czechoslovak dissidents who examined the phenomenon of citizenship, being themselves citizens of illiberal regime. The treatises originate mainly in the 1970s and look at the citizen through the eyes of the dissent of "normalised" Czechoslovakia. The view is broadened by further interviews focusing on the topic of citizenship with ...
The contributions to this special issue of Citizenship Studies generally understand citizenship as r...
The aim of the study is to reveal the main scientific and conceptual approaches to the definition of...
Citizenship is a notoriously complex and an essentially contested concept which has been defined in ...
This was an interdisciplinary cross-cultural project which subjected Czech citizens to theoretical a...
Modern political thought has bequeathed two conceptions of citizenship, one leading to a conception ...
The outcome of the political transition in Eastern Europe depends not only on the politics pursued b...
“Citizenship is the right to have rights” was famously claimed by Hannah Arendt. The case of the Slo...
This article deals with the institute of citizenship which is a key element of the legal status of a...
75 Abstract The aim of this work is to describe and analyze the concept of the state citizenship in ...
This book speaks to readers with a particular interest in the Baltic states as well as to those with...
This theoretical essay offers a point of view on a citizenship and so called "civil society" based o...
This book speaks to readers with a particular interest in the Baltic states as well as to those with...
State citizenship and modes of its acquisition in Czech Republic Abstract The topic of this thesis i...
This paper analyzes the relationship between citizenship, civil society and nation state. It argues ...
The question in this article is how citizenship is reinvented and recontextualized in a newly founde...
The contributions to this special issue of Citizenship Studies generally understand citizenship as r...
The aim of the study is to reveal the main scientific and conceptual approaches to the definition of...
Citizenship is a notoriously complex and an essentially contested concept which has been defined in ...
This was an interdisciplinary cross-cultural project which subjected Czech citizens to theoretical a...
Modern political thought has bequeathed two conceptions of citizenship, one leading to a conception ...
The outcome of the political transition in Eastern Europe depends not only on the politics pursued b...
“Citizenship is the right to have rights” was famously claimed by Hannah Arendt. The case of the Slo...
This article deals with the institute of citizenship which is a key element of the legal status of a...
75 Abstract The aim of this work is to describe and analyze the concept of the state citizenship in ...
This book speaks to readers with a particular interest in the Baltic states as well as to those with...
This theoretical essay offers a point of view on a citizenship and so called "civil society" based o...
This book speaks to readers with a particular interest in the Baltic states as well as to those with...
State citizenship and modes of its acquisition in Czech Republic Abstract The topic of this thesis i...
This paper analyzes the relationship between citizenship, civil society and nation state. It argues ...
The question in this article is how citizenship is reinvented and recontextualized in a newly founde...
The contributions to this special issue of Citizenship Studies generally understand citizenship as r...
The aim of the study is to reveal the main scientific and conceptual approaches to the definition of...
Citizenship is a notoriously complex and an essentially contested concept which has been defined in ...