Socialization and Promoting Citizenship Values

This book forms part of the positive interactions of socialization processes, this vast machine of human construction and the complex requirements that distinguish it, to fulfil the role of reproducing, and developing them, and foster introspection, attempting to answer a series of queries: What is socialization? What are its prime institutions and tools for humanizing the human species? What is its role in shaping the values ​​of citizenship and nurturing national belonging?

The book explains in detail the definition of socialization, its nature, patterns, methods, and institutions. It reviews the theoretical trends related to the socialization process. Subsequently, it simplifies the discussion of citizenship values and the associated concepts and explains the role of education and the knowledge society in promoting them. It concludes by discussing national identification numbers and their role in promoting citizenship. The significance of socialization lies in creating a citizen who feels a sense of belonging to the homeland and Arabic heritage, as it is relied upon in shaping the personality of the human being, transforming him from mere biological, organic beings, into social ones, in a qualitative shift from the physical fold of living beings to the social incubator constructed with cultural symbols.