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• TITLE: The Competent Citizen: Exploring the Normative Side of Qualified Notions of Citizenship

  AUTHORS: Angela Kallhoff

  KEYWORDS: Citizenship, Economic Citizenship, Education, Environment, Competence

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Political Science, Vol.10 No.4, August 17, 2020

  ABSTRACT: Citizenship is a key notion in political philosophy. Its main content has been discussed in terms of rights and duties. This contribution argues that a recent debate on qualified notions of citizenship sheds new light on the normative discussion. Citizenship is no longer regarded as a unified notion; instead rights, duties and even virtues of political persons are part of a discussion on “economic citizenship”, “the educated citizen” and “environmental citizenship”. This leads to a re-assessment of citizenship in terms of “competences” and its enabling conditions.