Should Global citizenship replace national identity?

Should Global
citizenship replace
national identity?

Table of Content
 Why this topic?
 Three key sources
 Source evaluation
 Thesis statement
 Main arguments
 Writing plan
 Challenges and solutions
 References

Why this topic?
Title: “ Should Global citizenship replace national identity?”
Motive behind selecting this topic is to identify the impact of
global citizenship that could influence the national identity of
an individual. There are several countries where people are
living with global citizenship with other nation identity so the
main reason behind choosing this topic is to explain that an
individual can live all around the world with their global
citizenship and it will not have impact on their national identity.

Three key sources
Key source 1:
According to the views of Frida Garza, (2016), it has been analysed that
people are increasingly identified as global citizen more than national.
After conducting survey, it has been concluded that more than 20,000
people from 18 nations in between December 2015 and April 2016 are
saying that they consider themselves more of a global citizen instead of
a particular country they are living in.

Cont...
This is because it is believed that everyone have a right to take citizenship
of entire world and help in making it a better place (People are
increasingly identifying more as “global citizens” than national
citizens, 2016). Thus, people see themselves as global citizen first
instead of national which result in replacing national citizenship over
global.

Cont...
Key Source 2:
As per the views of Yosola Olorunshola, (2016), it has been identified
that global citizenship is becoming more popular in emerging
economies but national identity is important. Now a days, people are
choosing their identity as citizen of world on first and foremost basis.
But it is crucial to note that global citizenship cannot replace an
individual identity of nation they belong.