Mi, građani Evrope
We, the People of Europe?

Reflections on Transnational Citizenship

Author(s): Étienne Balibar
Contributor(s): Aljoša Mimica (Translator)
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, International Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Political Philosophy, Social Philosophy, Civil Society, Governance, Philosophy of Law, Political economy, Politics and law, Nationalism Studies, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
Published by: Beogradski krug
Keywords: borders; citizenship; postnationalism; sovereignty; nation; nation-state; nation-form; immigrant; globalization; Europe; democracy; constitution; law; international law; nationalism; power; rights
Summary/Abstract: Articles collected in this volume, written mostly in the past five years, attempt to develop themes already articulated in the Les Frontières de la démocratie. The book deals with historical and political borders, as places where citoyenneté and la civilité are being challenged, as loose or firm battle lines where democracy could be tamed or gain new inspiration. It deals with ambiguity of the term »community«, as community of peoples, community of citizens, national community striving to become trans-national on various levels where it is being constructed and sometimes de-constructed. (From Preface)

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