Degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics

Bachelor in Philosophy, Politics and Economics

What if understanding the world helped you transform it?

Citizenship and politics

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This course will address the following topics: Analysis of socio-structural, political-institutional, and cultural factors. New theoretical and methodological approaches. Major transformations in the political cultures of contemporary democratic societies. Citizenship. Collective identity.

Type Subject
Optativa
Semester
Annual
Credits
6.00
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