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Citizens without frontiersCreative Commons Image By Sokwanele - Zimbabwe via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By Professor Engin Isin (The Open University)

15 February 2012

There's a widening gap between those who ignore national borders, and those constrained by them. Engin Isin explains what this might mean.  Read more : Citizens without frontiers

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OU on the BBC: Thinking Allowed - Citizenship without frontiers Creative Commons Image covilha under CC-BY

15 February 2012

On Thinking Allowed this week, the Open University's Professor Engin Isin discusses citizenship without frontiers  Read more : OU on the BBC: Thinking Allowed - Citizenship without frontiers

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Do you know who you are? Perspectives Featuring: audio, By Flogal via Dreamstime under subscription

By Professor Engin Isin (The Open University), Jacqueline Stevens (Guest)

11 December 2010

In a roundtable discussion about citizenship, our experts discuss nationality from an activism point of view, and a theoretical standpoint.   Read more : Do you know who you are? Perspectives

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Do you know who you are? Introduction Featuring: video,audio, The Open University

By Ruth Barnett (Guest), Professor Engin Isin (The Open University), Moazzam Begg (Guest)

11 December 2010

You may think you have a right to your nationality and that the state will protect you, however, we hear from Ruth Barnett, a Jewish...  Read more : Do you know who you are? Introduction

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OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2009: A New CitizenshipJupiter Images

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

05 October 2009

Michael Sandel, Harvard Professor of Government, delivers this year's Reith Lectures, taking as his subject the prospects of a new politics of the common good.   Read more : OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship

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Some economies are nicer than othersCreative Commons Image wanderer_by_trade under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Dr Mark Banks (The Open University)

29 June 2009

Michael Sandel's 2009 Reith Lectures inspired Mark Banks to take a further look at markets and morals.  Read more : Some economies are nicer than others

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OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - Morality in politics Jupiter Images

By Professor Michael J. Sandel (Guest)

08 June 2009

In the second of the 2009 Reith Lectures, Michael Sandel considers whether there is a role for moral argument in politics and maintains that it...  Read more : OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - Morality in politics

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Reith Lectures 2009: Citizenship today Featuring: audio, The Open University

By Dr Derek Matravers (The Open University), Matt Matravers (Guest), Professor Michael Saward (The Open University)

08 June 2009

Picking up the themes of 2009's Reith Lectures, our panelists discuss exactly what a new citizenship might look like.  Read more : Reith Lectures 2009: Citizenship today

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OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - New politics of the common goodJupiter Images

By Professor Michael J. Sandel (Guest)

08 June 2009

In the fourth and final 2009 Reith lecture, Michael Sandel asks, “What would a moral and civic renewal of contemporary democratic politics look like?” He...  Read more : OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - New politics of the common good

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OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - Markets and morals Jupiter Images

By Professor Michael J. Sandel (Guest)

08 June 2009

In the first of the 2009 Reith lectures, Michael Sandel asks, “What are the moral limits of markets?” and considers whether there are some things...  Read more : OU on the BBC: Reith Lectures 2009: A New Citizenship - Markets and morals

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As the Olympic flame wings its way around the UK, the OU's Aarón Alzola Romero asks: just how immemorial is the Olympic torch relay?

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