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Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society, & rule of law

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    • CISRUL Faculty Members
    • Visiting Scholars
      • Nancy Postero
      • Jeffrey Alexander
        • Iconic Objects and the New Middle Class
        • Civil Sphere Theory: An Interdisciplinary Debate
        • The Societalization of Social Problems: Pedophilia, Financial Crisis, and Media Phone Hacking
      • William E. Connolly
    • Postdoctoral Researchers
    • Prospective PhD students
    • Current PhD students
      • Maxim van Asseldonk
      • Elise Marie Boyle Espinosa
      • Valentin Clavé-Mercier
      • Dikaia Gavala
      • Saerom Han
      • Bisrat Lemessa Kabeta
      • Moritz Kaiser
      • Vicky Kluzik
      • Anna Sophie Lauwers
      • Daniel Matthews-Ferrero
      • Jorg Meurkes
      • Aditya Mohanty
      • Tam Nguyen
      • Joel Pierce
      • Stephan Ritscher
      • Chuck Sturtevant
      • Fredericke Weiner
      • Marie Wuth
      • Andreas Zaunseder
    • Alumni
      • Dr. Hanifi Baris
      • Dr. Domenico Carolei
      • Dr. Alexander Crawford
      • Dr. Anna Grudzinska
      • Dr. Eve Hayes de Kalaf
      • Dr. James King
      • Dr. Rose Luminiello
      • Dr. Augustinus Mohn
      • Dr. Marek Szilvasi
      • Dr. Ulisses Terto Neto (PhD Law)
      • Dr. Alena Thiel
  • Funding
    • PhD Funding
    • Postdoctoral Applications
  • Events
    • Upcoming Seminars and Events
      • Conceptualizing “Difference”
    • Previous Events
      • Decolonising Political Concepts
      • Conceptualizing “Political”
      • Autonomy, sovereignty and constitutional change
      • Radical Democratic Citizenship: 3 – 4 Sept 2018
      • Civil Sphere and Radicalization Conference
      • Radical Protest in Constitutional Democracy
      • Political Community, 2013-2018
      • What Civil? What Society? Workshop 2012
      • CISRUL Lecture Series: Prof. William E. Connolly
      • CISRUL Lecture: Jeffrey Alexander
  • Research
    • Societal responses to crime and violence in Mexico
      • Local citizen security councils
      • Art and culture initiatives
      • Legal mobilisation
    • (Spanish) Respuestas societales al crimen y la violencia
    • Schooling in political community
  • Publications
    • ArabTrans
    • Breaching the Civil Order
    • Religion as a Category of Governance and Sovereignty
    • Dynamics of Authority in Citizenship and Political Community
    • Conference Articles
    • Media articles
  • POLITICO
    • Current Early Stage Researchers
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CISRUL

The Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society, and Rule of Law studies the life in the world of political concepts.  The Centre draws on expertise from 7 disciplines to examine how political principles function within and beyond the contemporary West. Concepts such as ‘citizenship’, ‘civil society’, and the ‘rule of law’ are used as often by policy makers as by scholars. Core to CISRUL’s mission is informing academic and public debate on how they are used, and to what effect.
For more information about CISRUL’s vision and achievements, please see our About page.

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Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society and Rule of Law
Taylor Building A13
University of Aberdeen
AB24 3UB
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