Beyond National Citizenship
Traditional notions of national citizenship, premised on state protection and rights, are facing challenges in addressing transnational issues. States are increasingly confronted with problems that transcend borders, necessitating collaborative efforts.
Thus, the question arises: are individual rights guaranteed by the state adequate in today’s interconnected world, or do we need to shift towards a concept of global citizenship and human rights?
Class 11 Polity Chapter 6: Global Citizenship
In a world where tragedies like the 2004 South Asian tsunami elicit global sympathy, where terrorists are connected internationally, and where the United Nations collaborates to prevent pandemics, it’s evident: we live in an interconnected world.
The emergence of new communication technologies has collapsed geographical barriers, transforming how we perceive global events.