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Political ScienceWhy can social exclusion be called a deep challenge to citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 32Hard Political ScienceWhy is statelessness considered so serious in the debate on citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 32Hard Political ScienceWhich question will receive the most importance in a critical understanding of citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceIf the state acts arbitrarily in granting or withdrawing citizenship, what will be the biggest effect on citizens?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceIf citizenship emphasises only duties and weakens rights, what danger will arise?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceWhy can economic inequality be considered a political problem in citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceWhy is access to justice considered as important as rights in citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceWhy is the question of migration in citizenship not limited only to crossing borders?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceWhich statement shows the most critical and balanced view of citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceWhy can the role of the state in citizenship not be limited only to granting rights?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceIf citizens demand only rights but are not sensitive to others' rights, which problem of citizenship emerges?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceWhy is memorising a list of rights not considered enough in citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceWhich example best explains the deep difference between formal recognition of citizenship and real citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 31Hard Political ScienceWhich option shows a mature and balanced understanding of citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 33Medium Political ScienceWhy is memorising a list of rights not enough in citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 33Medium Political ScienceHow can class inequality become a challenge in citizenship?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 33Medium Political ScienceHow can the relation between dignity and protection in citizenship be understood?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 33Medium Political ScienceIn which situation are both legal and moral understandings of citizenship visible?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 33Medium Political ScienceWhy can the relation between state and citizen be called two-sided?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 33Medium Political ScienceIf citizens use their rights to intimidate other citizens, what problem is visible?Class 11Political TheoryCitizenshipLevel 33Medium