English to Greek Social Sciences Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc. democracy

Poverty, Human Rights and Citizenship
the use of a human rights discourse and its constitutive elements of citizenship, voice and power represents a further counter-narrative
a study of citizenship in poor communities in Rio de Janeiro found that ‘dignity’ was identified as ‘the most important aspect of citizenship’
punitive institutions of social citizenship in many countries
social quality depends on the extent to which economic, social and political citizenship is enjoyed by all residents of Europe
such individual empowerment opens up the potential for collective political/citizenship strategic agency, which in turn can further empower both individuals and groups