Pocock
Aristotle uses this term to describe the idea that humans are naturally meant to live a political life and develop themselves through political participation.
Zoon Politikon (Political Animal)
This term refers to formal legal membership in a state.
Citizenship
Anderson uses this term for the imagined group of people who supposedly share acceptable values and behaviours.
Community of Value
This approach views the state as the main authority that determines who belongs and who is considered a citizen.
State-Centric Citizenship
What is the name of one of today's class leaders?
Youssef, Kaylie, Sama.
The public and political sphere where citizens interact as equals in Athens.
Polis
Brubaker says citizenship is internally inclusive but externally this.
Exclusive
This idealized person is portrayed as hardworking, law-abiding, independent, and self-sufficient
Good Citizen
This describes when a person's ability to stay in a country and access rights depends on their immigration status
Precarious Citizenship
What room are we in?
Kenneth Taylor Hall B107
The household and material sphere maintained through the labour of women and slaves in Athens.
Oikos
This form of closure allows states to control who may enter, remain in, or return to their territory.
Territorial Closure
This term describes a legal citizen who is viewed as failing to meet society’s moral or behavioural expectations
Failed Citizen
This describes citizenship as having multiple meanings, beyond simply being a member of a political community.
Polysemic Citizenship
How many letters are in the word 'Citizenship'?
11
Having others maintain the Oikos allowed the citizen to devote his time to this activity.
Political Participation
This process allows a person who did not receive citizenship at birth to acquire it later.
Naturalization
This type of citizen is only conditionally accepted and must continually prove their worth and belonging.
Tolerated Citizen
This refers to actions where people claim rights and act as political participants, even without citizenship.
Acts of Citizenship
When are Professor Nyers' office hours?
By Appointment
Unlike the classical citizen, this person may receive legal protections without participating in creating the law.
A Subject
Brubaker argues that citizenship is both an instrument of closure and this because access to citizenship is itself restricted.
Object of Closure
Anderson argues that immigration is not only about “them”; it is fundamentally about this group.
‘Us’ or Citizens
This principle describes citizenship acquisition based on factors such as time spent residing or working in a country.
Jus Temporis
Name one of the three languages that Professor Nyers' work has been translated into.
Chinese, German, and Italian.