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Citizenship
Why do democratic states usually try to define their identity?
Democratic states usually try to define their identity so that it is as inclusive as possible — that is, which allows all citizens to identify themselves as part of the nation. But in practice, most countries tend to define their identity in a way which makes it easier for some citizens to identify with the state than others. It may also make it easier for the state to extend citizenship to some people and not others. This would be as true of the United States, which prides itself on being a country of immigrants, as any other country.
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What is meant by naturalisation?
What happens when a person remain abroad away from his country for longer period of time?
Mention one thing a citizen expects from the state.
How has the criteria for granting citizenship to new applicants varied from country to country?
In 1971, East Pakistan, a part of Pakistan, was liberated and became an independent country Bangladesh. How had this affected the citizenship of the former East Pakistan?
How lack of education affects the society?
'Awareness about the condition of the urban poor is growing among governments'. Explain.
Why ensuring equal rights and opportunities for all citizens cannot be a simple matter for any government?
Explain the importance of full membership of a state with example.
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