JS-54
Renegotiating Citizenship and Social Capital
Renegotiating Citizenship and Social Capital
Wednesday, 18 July 2018: 17:30-19:20
Location: 715A (MTCC SOUTH BUILDING)
RC42 Social Psychology (host committee) RC46 Clinical Sociology
Language: Spanish, French and English
Citizenship rights are conferred by and sometimes denied by the state. Sociologically speaking, there are a plethora of diverse contexts within which particular groups have lost privileges that were previously protected by the state or a similar institution. This session is focused upon the subjective experience of this perceived loss and how different social groups renegotiate, in particular through resuscitating old networks and allegiances and/or forming new ones. Those previously included, when feeling excluded, seek new ways of asserting their citizenship. The fascinating tension between the dynamics of inclusion, and the desire not to be included, but rather to be a distinct entity, could be considered. Interventions aimed at achieving inclusion are of particular interest. Papers focusing on subjective exclusion and the process of renegotiated inclusion, and especially interventions as related to social capital are welcome in this session.
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