Citizenship Beyond the State: Everyday Practices and Care (For) Alternative Belonging

Abstract

This panel explores how citizenship is activated beyond the formal and institutionalised frames of the state. Bringing together studies of citizenship in often unfamiliar sites and sites of resistance - from family life to technological and environmental arenas - this panel examines how citizenship is enacted alone and collectively through care, deliberation, and new claims for political agency.

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