Citizenship after the Nation-State? (CANS)

-欧洲民族国家仍然反映了二战后关于民族化公民身份的假设。通过建立关于公民身份重新调整的程度以及由此导致的公民对社区的理解与政府机构和政策进程的规模不一致的证据，有望为国家民主机构的稳定性和有效性开辟新的视角。-地区政治研究不成比例地专注于少数无国家国家和政治动员的地区。通过研究联邦、不对称和单一国家的广泛地区，我们将建立关于该地区作为政治参与和社会团结规模的重要性的更均匀的知识分布-在这两个方面，我们不仅将开放新的学术知识，而且将为政府和代表机构提供关于地区和国家范围内公民对政府的期望和合法化进程的关键兴趣的见解-该项目将产生一个新的突破性数据集，将首次能够对州内不同级别的政府的公民期望和评估进行系统的跨国分析，这将是一项在全球范围内具有重要意义的研究资产。

- European nation-states still reflect post-World War II assumptions about a nationalisedcitizenship. By building evidence on the extent of rescaling of citizenship and any consequentincongruences of citizen understandings of community with the scale governmentalinstitutions and policy processes promises to open up new perspectives on the stability andefficacy of the institutions of national democracy.- Regional politics research has focused disproportionately on a small number of statelessnations and politically mobilised regions. By examining a wide range of regions from federal,asymmetrical and unitary states we will build a more even distribution of knowledge aboutthe importance of the region as a scale for political participation and social solidarity - In boththese respects we will open up not only new scholarly knowledge, but also insights of criticalinterest for governments and representative institutions about citizen expectations ofgovernment, and processes of legitimation, at regional and national scales - The project willgenerate a new and ground-breaking dataset which will enable for the first time systematiccross-national analysis of citizenship expectations and evaluations of different tiers ofgovernment within the state, and which will be a research asset of significance on a globalscale.