Citizenship-as-status is a possession some have, but many lack; Citizenship-as-practice is something we can all do. Just as official citizens have only their votes to contribute, they have only their nationality with which to identify and to defend. By contrast, true Citizens have homes: communities of place and interest, often overlapping, in whic

The language of Citizenship is crucial, and the contest for its meaning is one that must be engaged in, not conceded. The Citizenship at the heart of this book is not a question of what passport we hold, it is a story of who we are as human beings: a question of what we can do, and what we should. In these terms, there is no human – regardless of t

SUBJECT CONSUMER CITIZEN DEPENDENT TO RELIGIOUS DUTY OBEY RECEIVE COMMAND PRINT HIERARCHY SUBJECTIVE INDEPENDENT FOR MATERIAL RIGHTS DEMAND CHOOSE SERVE ANALOGUE BUREAUCRACY OBJECTIVE INTERDEPENDENT WITH SPIRITUAL PURPOSE PARTICIPATE CREATE FACILITATE DIGITAL NETWORK DELIBERATIVE