Category: Citizenship

North Korea is situated in East Asia, consisting the northern section of the Korean land. The ruler of this country is Kim Jong-un. It has a population of 25.49 million people. Tourism or emigration in North Korea is strictly controlled by its government. Foreign tourists encountering local citizens have been strictly controlled. However, from photos…

In order to be a good citizen, you have to follow rules, laws, expectations, and responsibilities. We have these rules and responsibilities so everyone can be safe. Not only do you have to follow rules, laws, expectations, and responsibilities, but its expected of you to help out your community. You can do this by volunteering…

Introduction Traditionally, France has always shown a controversial relationship with its minorities. Although the French revolution was based on the three principles of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity, the constitution of France interprets the meaning of equality as an exclusion of minority rights (Gilbert, J. & Keane, D. Equality versus fraternity, (2016). Didier Fassin, a French…

Introduction to Democracy’s Evolution Democracy is a political idea of which there is great significance in many societies today for which we can thank fifth-century Athens. Democracy was created and molded throughout the years by Greeks who had great societal and political influence. In antiquity, the common form of government was an aristocratic and tyrannical…

A very great key for building up an environment free from war. An important thing that destroys anything war-related. A great factor that helps in building up a society free from conflict. It improves, promotes and helps in the growth of a place. It is peace. Peace, according to Oxford English Dictionary can be simply…

Introduction Citizenship is a multifaceted term that evokes respective emotions and bestows certain privileges and restraints on the inhabitants of a land. The widely excepted term for citizenship is the state of being vested with the rights, privileges, and duties of a citizen and a citizen is defined as the character of an individual viewed…

The legal idea of EU citizenship was first systematized in the Maastricht Treaty. In spite of the fact that the idea was not significantly shifted in the Lisbon Treaty, Articles 20-25 TFEU made new political and electoral rights, and above all, they fortified the current privileges of movement and residence officially ensured under the umbrella…

A student’s perceptions of civic involvement from both a charity or social justice perspective, have a relationship amongst six dimensions of civic involvement Knowledge, Skill, Efficacy, Value, Responsibility, and Commitment for growing a charity or social justice perspective. Pre- and post-course analysis confirmed that the charitable view of civic involvement was once dominant and the…