I think you should write about the classical forms of citizenship we have had as planned, but with slightly less depth than you would have originally planned. After you write one article or section that talks about the classic form of citizenship at the end, you can have a brief paragraph that talks about what they’re planning on doing instead. This isn’t exactly an option that you stated, but it combines everything so that people can get better understanding, without it having to be double the work.
I think you should write about the classical forms of citizenship we have had as planned, but with slightly less depth than you would have originally planned. After you write one article or section that talks about the classic form of citizenship at the end, you can have a brief paragraph that talks about what they’re planning on doing instead. This isn’t exactly an option that you stated, but it combines everything so that people can get better understanding, without it having to be double the work.
I was going to suggest this too. Seeing what they're attempting to change is important, but it's good to have context around it.
Please ignore any grammatical errors as I am using text to talk and chasing my child down the street as I respond to this.