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| author | Pysanko, Volodymyr |
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| contents | <p>This paper examines how globalization, digitalization, and artificial intelligence are reshaping citizenship and the social contract. It introduces the "Citizen as Guest" model, where states compete for individuals’ loyalty in a digitally mobile world. The study explores economic, political, and cultural transformations, discusses AI-driven modular citizenship, and proposes a framework for sustainable jurisdictional growth. Artificial intelligence tools were used to assist with text drafting and language polishing; core ideas and conclusions remain the author’s own work. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Citizen as Guest: Rethinking the Social Contract in the Age of AI Pysanko, Volodymyr Citizenship models, Social contract theory, Artificial intelligence, AI and society, Digital mobility, Migration, Jurisdictional competition, Globalization, Governance, Political science, Governance innovation, AI governance frameworks, Modular citizenship, Digital citizenship, Cross-border mobility, Algorithmic governance, Sustainable jurisdiction growth, AI-driven social contracts, Future of citizenship, Digital rights, Transnational governance, AI-enabled policy making <p>This paper examines how globalization, digitalization, and artificial intelligence are reshaping citizenship and the social contract. It introduces the "Citizen as Guest" model, where states compete for individuals’ loyalty in a digitally mobile world. The study explores economic, political, and cultural transformations, discusses AI-driven modular citizenship, and proposes a framework for sustainable jurisdictional growth. Artificial intelligence tools were used to assist with text drafting and language polishing; core ideas and conclusions remain the author’s own work. </p> |
| title | Citizen as Guest: Rethinking the Social Contract in the Age of AI |
| topic | Citizenship models, Social contract theory, Artificial intelligence, AI and society, Digital mobility, Migration, Jurisdictional competition, Globalization, Governance, Political science, Governance innovation, AI governance frameworks, Modular citizenship, Digital citizenship, Cross-border mobility, Algorithmic governance, Sustainable jurisdiction growth, AI-driven social contracts, Future of citizenship, Digital rights, Transnational governance, AI-enabled policy making |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16877846 |