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DESCRIPTION:Citizenship in the Global World As a consequence of the profoun
 d economic\, social\, political\, ecological and cultural transformations 
 unleashed by globalization\, the meaning and scope of citizenship has chan
 ged dramatically over the last years. Citizenship\, a central political ca
 tegory which defined and articulated the civic rights and cultural identit
 y of the subject in modern times\, entered into crisis alongside its socia
 l and political counterpart\, the nation-state. What is the nature of citi
 zenship in the present\, global world? How is it determined? What are the 
 main processes that affect the meanings of citizenship nowadays? Is there 
 a global citizenship\, and if there is\, what does it mean? What are the e
 ffects of transnational diasporas on contemporary notions of citizenship? 
 What are the effects of consumerism? What are the effects of new technolog
 ies and the new conception of time and space? These are some of the issues
  this lecture will address. Professor Trigo specializes in Latin American 
 Cultural Studies\, literary and cultural theory\, theater\, film\, and pop
 ular culture\, with an emphasis on the historical formation of national im
 aginaries and their articulation to popular culture. His publications incl
 ude Caudillo\, estado\, nación. Literatura\, historia e ideología en el Ur
 uguay and Memorias migrantes. Testimonios y ensayos sobre la diáspora urug
 uaya\; he is co-editor of The Cultural Studies Reader.
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SUMMARY:PLACA presents: Abril Trigo
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Citizenship in the Global World As a consequen
 ce of the profound economic\, social\, political\, ecological and cultural
  transformations unleashed by globalization\, the meaning and scope of cit
 izenship has changed dramatically over the last years. Citizenship\, a cen
 tral political category which defined and articulated the civic rights and
  cultural identity of the subject in modern times\, entered into crisis al
 ongside its social and political counterpart\, the nation-state. What is t
 he nature of citizenship in the present\, global world? How is it determin
 ed? What are the main processes that affect the meanings of citizenship no
 wadays? Is there a global citizenship\, and if there is\, what does it mea
 n? What are the effects of transnational diasporas on contemporary notions
  of citizenship? What are the effects of consumerism? What are the effects
  of new technologies and the new conception of time and space? These are s
 ome of the issues this lecture will address. Professor Trigo specializes i
 n Latin American Cultural Studies\, literary and cultural theory\, theater
 \, film\, and popular culture\, with an emphasis on the historical formati
 on of national imaginaries and their articulation to popular culture. His 
 publications include Caudillo\, estado\, nación. Literatura\, historia e i
 deología en el Uruguay and Memorias migrantes. Testimonios y ensayos sobre
  la diáspora uruguaya\; he is co-editor of The Cultural Studies Reader.
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