Observations on the Sociology of Citizenship: Obligations and Rights
Morris Janowitz
Abstract
Morris Janowitz
Abstract
Citizenship is a central concept in the development of political democracy and the pursuit of political and social equality. However, citizenship rests on a balance of obligations and rights. This paper shows the development of an imbalance of rights versus obligations and examines the macrosociological implications for multi-party states.
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Citizenship is a central concept in the development of political democracy and the pursuit of political and social equality. However, citizenship rests on a balance of obligations and rights. This paper shows the development of an imbalance of rights versus obligations and examines the macrosociological implications for multi-party states.
Key concepts: Citizenship, Sociology, Law and economics, Political science, Criminology, Law, Politics