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1 Approaching Citizenship in Central and Eastern Europe

  • Nina Kolleck and Ireneusz Pawel Karolewski
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Abstract

The first chapter of Rethinking Citizenship in Central and Eastern Europe offers an interdisciplinary examination of citizenship practices in the region. Drawing from political science and educational studies, the introduction explores how citizenship relates to political engagement and social practices. By adopting a pluralistic perspective, the authors highlight diverse interpretations of citizenship across various theoretical frameworks. Key topics include culture wars, youth attitudes, Euroscepticism, digital participation, and performative citizenship, shedding light on the challenges faced by citizenship and education in Central and Eastern Europe. The book underscores the significance of inclusive civic education and innovative political engagement, particularly among young people, amid ongoing political and social changes. Contributors reflect on the complexities of citizenship and the evolving nature of political communities in contemporary contexts.

Abstract

The first chapter of Rethinking Citizenship in Central and Eastern Europe offers an interdisciplinary examination of citizenship practices in the region. Drawing from political science and educational studies, the introduction explores how citizenship relates to political engagement and social practices. By adopting a pluralistic perspective, the authors highlight diverse interpretations of citizenship across various theoretical frameworks. Key topics include culture wars, youth attitudes, Euroscepticism, digital participation, and performative citizenship, shedding light on the challenges faced by citizenship and education in Central and Eastern Europe. The book underscores the significance of inclusive civic education and innovative political engagement, particularly among young people, amid ongoing political and social changes. Contributors reflect on the complexities of citizenship and the evolving nature of political communities in contemporary contexts.

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