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    This document discusses concepts related to citizenship, participatory governance, and social movements. It defines citizenship as legal status within a state and sees citizens as involved in dialogue and information sharing, not just direct government involvement. Governance theory emphasizes democratic engagement through participation. Social movements are organized, collective efforts to create change and can reveal divides between active participants and non-participants who still benefit.

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    10. Responding to social, political and cultural change

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    This document discusses concepts related to citizenship, participatory governance, and social movements. It defines citizenship as legal status within a state and sees citizens as involved in dialogue and information sharing, not just direct government involvement. Governance theory emphasizes democratic engagement through participation. Social movements are organized, collective efforts to create change and can reveal divides between active participants and non-participants who still benefit.

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    Responding to Social, Political and Governance Challenges Through Citizenship

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    RESPONDIN

    G TO
    SOCIAL,
    POLITICAL,
    2

    INCLUSIVE CITIZENSHIP AND


    PARTICIPATORY GOVERNANCE
    CITIZENSHIP 3

    Refers to the legal


    status of an
    individual in a
    particular state that
    4

    CITIZE
    NSHIP
    CITIZENHIP 5

    Believes that
    marginalized groups
    and individuals
    should be
    VIEW 6

    Consider citizens
    as being involved
    in dialogue,
    information
    VIEW 7

    Sees that the practice of


    one’s citizenship is not
    limited to direct
    involvement in
    government, or in public
    VIEW 8

    Extends citizenship
    beyond the state to
    regional and
    governance 9

    Governance Theory
    that put emphasis on
    democratic
    engagement through
    10
    11

    PARTICIPATION AND
    INTERACTION THROUGH
    SOCIAL MEDIA
    N
    SOCIET
    Y
    MEDI
    A
    MEDI
    A
    ORKI
    NG
    Media
    and E-
    Politics
    POLIT
    ICS
    And
    Globalizat
    ion
    19

    SOCIAL
    MOVEMENTS
    SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
    Refers to sustained,
    organized, collective
    efforts that seeks to
    bring about change.
    REFORM
    MOVEMENTS
    REVOLUTIONARY
    MOVEMENTS
    RELIGIOUS
    MOVEMENTS
    MOVEMENTS 24

    OFTEN REVEAL A DIVIDE


    AMONG CITIZENS,
    ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO
    ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN
    SOCIAL CAUSES, AND
    THOSE IN THE MAJORITY
    FREE RIDERS 25

    • Non-participants in
    social movements.
    • Individuals who reap the
    benefits of social change
    without directly
    participating in the

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