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市民権・国籍の政治社会学 社会的包摂／排除と政治的帰属
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Political Sociology of Citizenship and Nationality: Social Inclusion/Exclusion and Political Belonging
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国際移動が活発化する現代世界において、個人が国家に属するということの条件と意味が、学問的にも政治的にも、ますます議論を呼ぶ問題となっている。
そこで本講義では、市民権／国籍の社会的・政治的機能を、いくつかの国における国民形成やマイノリティ政策や移民・外国人政策との関連性において解明する。
The objective of this course is to elucidate the social and political functions of citizenship or nationality in the relationship with the process of nation-building and social integration or the minority and migration policies in certain countries.
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With the enhancement of international migration, the meaning and conditions of political belonging (membership of a political community) becomes an increasingly controversial topic, both in academic and political discourse.
The objective of this course is to elucidate the social and political functions of citizenship or nationality in the relationship with the process of nation-building and social integration or the minority and migration policies in certain countries.
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授業は英語による講義と発表から構成される。
講義の内容としては、市民権の理論を概観したうえで、英国、米国、フランス、ドイツ、日本、アジア諸国における市民権／国籍の理念および実践を考察する。
発表では、各履修者が期末レポートの計画または草稿の内容を紹介する（レポートや発表での英語の巧拙は問わない）。
Classes will be consisted of lectures and presentations offered in English.
In lectures, the course will offer (1) a critical overview of citizenship theories, and (2) historical and comparative explanations on the ideas and practices of citizenship in UK, US, France, Germany, Japan and other Asian countries.
In presentation sessions, each participant will present the plan or draft of her/his term-end essay.
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Classes will be consisted of lectures and presentations.
In lectures, the course will offer (1) a critical overview of citizenship theories, and (2) historical and comparative explanations on the ideas and practices of citizenship in UK, US, France, Germany, Japan and other Asian countries.
In presentation sessions, each participant will present the plan or draft of her/his term-end essay.
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citizenship, nationality, nation state, citizens and non-citizens, majority and minority, migration policy, social integration, political sociology, comparative politics
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citizenship, nationality, nation state, citizens and non-citizens, majority and minority, migration policy, social integration, political sociology, comparative politics
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01 (04 Oct), Citizenship in Law, Sociology and Political Theory
02 (11 Oct), Analyzing Modern Citizenship 1: Liberty and Equality
03 (18 Oct), Analyzing Modern Citizenship 2: Identity, Loyalty and Participation
04 (25 Oct), UK and US 1: The Crown and Republicanism
05 (01 Nov), UK and US 2: Social Inclusion and Exclusion in Liberal Citizenship
06 (08 Nov), France: Political Belonging in Civic Nationalism
07 (15 Nov), Presentation
08 (29 Nov), Germany 1: Political Belonging in Ethnic Nationalism
09 (06 Dec), Germany 2: The Changing Conditions of Being a German Citizen
10 (13 Dec), Japan 1: Family Registry (Koseki), Subjectship and Nationality
11 (20 Dec), Japan 2: The Political Construction of "Monoethnic" Nation in the Postwar Era
12 (10 Jan), Presentation
13 (17 Jan), Asian Countries: Stratified Membership in Neoliberal Globalization
Active Learning 1: Planning a Research Project
Active Learning 2: Writing the Essay Draft
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01 (04 Oct), Citizenship in Law, Sociology and Political Theory
02 (11 Oct), Analyzing Modern Citizenship 1: Liberty and Equality
03 (18 Oct), Analyzing Modern Citizenship 2: Identity, Loyalty and Participation
04 (25 Oct), UK and US 1: The Crown and Republicanism
05 (01 Nov), UK and US 2: Social Inclusion and Exclusion in Liberal Citizenship
06 (08 Nov), France: Political Belonging in Civic Nationalism
07 (15 Nov), Presentation
08 (29 Nov), Germany 1: Political Belonging in Ethnic Nationalism
09 (06 Dec), Germany 2: The Changing Conditions of Being a German Citizen
10 (13 Dec), Japan 1: Family Registry (Koseki), Subjectship and Nationality
11 (20 Dec), Japan 2: The Political Construction of "Monoethnic" Nation in the Postwar Era
12 (10 Jan), Presentation
13 (17 Jan), Asian Countries: Stratified Membership in Neoliberal Globalization
Active Learning 1: Planning a Research Project
Active Learning 2: Writing the Essay Draft
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Presentation: 10%, Active Learning: 40%, Term-End Essay: 50%
期末レポート（Essay）の条件は講義中に説明する。
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Presentation: 10%, Active Learning: 40%, Term-End Essay: 50%
Requirements of term-end essay will be shown in the class.
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What is citizenship?
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Derek Heater
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1999
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Citizenship and Nationhood in France and Germany
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Rogers Brubaker
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1992
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Citizenship and Social Class, and Other Essays
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T. H. Marshall
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1950
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Citizenship and Immigration
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Christian Joppke
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2010
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Neoliberalism As Exception: Mutations in Citizenship And Sovereignty
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Aihwa Ong
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2006
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