Citizenship Nation as a pillar to enhance societal stability within the modern state
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The philosophers who established the social contract as an entry point to the modern state realized that the pass ticket is nothing but the awareness of a modern citizen who elevates in his relations that any narrow bond, especially after the traditional tools "custom, creed, kinship, honor, wealth ... failed to preserve the stability of the old states and empires ... In the era of postmodernism, talk about a human being, whatever its form, location and belief, has become. In a global society open to the opinion of Karl Popper, it cannot be closed to the self a world in which the values of traditional national sovereignty have vanished to be replaced by the values of citizenship that go beyond the geography of the birth to the sense of the human being Wherever it is, the conversation has become clear about the global citizen, Universel Citizen, who is gradually taking shape.
Key words: philosophers, citizenship, state, sovereignty, society.
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Edded_Embedded Economy or Embedded Economy: It is a term used by Karl Polany in his book “The Great Transformation” to distinguish the economy of pre-capitalist societies or the era in which the economy did not crystallize as a “separate activity” that has its existing laws and mechanisms but was part of general social life The term “disembedded economy” corresponds to it that prevails in modern times. The former relies on barter and lacks a theory of wages and prices, unlike the modern economy which relies on monetary exchange in a known currency.
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⃰_Citizenship: This era coincided with the designation of the state in the Western political literature, the concept of the nation, and citizenship became familiar with national affiliation, and it does not carry the same meaning of citizenship here in our article.
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