IDENTITY
VOL. 2, NO. 5, PGS. 31–41

ESPAÑOL

Identity and Citizenship
Evolution of Two Essential Components of Modernity
Juan Antonio Taguenca Belmonte

Juan Antonio Taguenca Belmonte is a Professor at the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities of the Autonomous University of the State of Hidalgo.

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Identity and citizenship, fundamental concepts for the shaping of modernity, are in crisis. The subjective and objective realities of which these concepts used to be an account have undergone gigantic transformations. Today, identity is much more plural and broader, and remains in permanent transformation. It has ceased to be [...]

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23/12/2022

Translation:

There is a group of people who want the inhabitants of a country to lose their identity and in the same way their citizenship, that is dangerous, because it brings with them, the elimination of countries their borders and the sovereignty that they have on their soils and so to be able to steal their natural and economic resources that has in their soils, it is regrettable that their writing supports these actions. These global organizations should work so that the people of the countries are proud of their origins and that their stories serve them for their growth and development, not as something annoying and fashionable.

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