The paper advances a critical social psychological approach to the study of citizenship. It
builds upon recent social psychological work on the subject, particularly in discursive and …

This article introduces three small, European stateless nations that–invigorated by pervasive
metropolitanisation phenomena–are increasingly shaping calls for devolution: Catalonia …

The Spanish nation‐state is gradually being rescaled by Catalonia's “secession crisis.”
Recently and dramatically, in the aftermath of the “illegal” and “constitutive referendum” that …

This paper explores the contested identity and belonging for outsider-children in Kenya. I
explore the experience of children born out of marriage, those from other unions, the …

The idea of the nation-state was invented in Europe upon agreeing to the principle of fixed
territorial integrity and sovereignty in the 1648 Treaty of Westphalia. In the meantime, the …

This article examines the relationships between children's everyday lives and geographical
education. Drawing on research with five young people in London, the article examines their …

Within the UK, Scotland offers a unique case study of 'Votes-at-16'in practice. Research
provided evidence on the immediate effects of voting age reform on young people's …

The history of post‐war Sri Lanka has seen an escalation of nationalisms that constantly
collide. Post‐2009, with the end of the war, the reproduction of narratives around …

This article contributes new insights to research on citizenship and young citizen subject
formation in the context of the posthuman condition. Bringing a feminist materialist sensibility …

Access to social rights is crucial to refugee settlement and integration, and a whole range of
social policy measures determine the limits on those rights. In the United Kingdom (UK) …