Citizenship: Pushing the Boundaries: Feminist Review #57 (Feminist Review , No 57)

Book Cover......Page 1
Half-Title......Page 2
Copyright......Page 3
Contents......Page 6
Editorial: Citizenship: Punishing the Boundaries......Page 8
Keywords......Page 10
Citizenship, nationalism and ‘the community’......Page 12
Social rights and social difference......Page 14
The private and the public......Page 17
Active/passive citizenship......Page 21
Citizenship’s rights and duties......Page 25
Concluding remark......Page 27
References......Page 28
Keywords......Page 34
Rights or obligations?......Page 35
Synthesis......Page 40
Exclusion from without......Page 42
Exclusion from within......Page 44
Notes......Page 48
References......Page 49
Keywords......Page 56
Contemporary citizenship debates—are they relevant?......Page 59
Rights and responsibilities…......Page 60
Challenging exclusionary practices…......Page 61
Race, community and nationalism…......Page 64
De-institutionalization: care and control…......Page 66
Rights and responsibilities......Page 67
Challenging exclusionary practices…......Page 71
Conclusions......Page 73
Notes......Page 74
References......Page 75
Imagine all the people......Page 78
Imagining the domestic......Page 81
State, class and competing imaginations......Page 82
Imagining kinship, imagining state in Lebanon......Page 83
The domestic as state-imagined kinship in Lebanon......Page 85
Patriarchal community and the state enterprise......Page 87
The national subject and difference......Page 89
Patriarchal connectivity and the nation/state project......Page 90
Conclusions......Page 92
Notes......Page 93
References......Page 94
Introduction......Page 98
The redefinition of Europe and European-ness......Page 99
Changing landscapes: migration in Europe......Page 102
European migration: current and future trends......Page 104
Immigrant women in the jungle of legislation and policy making......Page 107
The limits of European-ness......Page 110
Notes......Page 111
References......Page 112
Keywords......Page 116
Reconceptualizing citizenship......Page 118
Negotiating citizenship: the case of foreign domestic workers in Canada......Page 123
c workers in Canada.........Page 127
Survey findings: immigration status......Page 128
Remittances and family support......Page 132
Conclusion......Page 134
Notes......Page 136
References......Page 137
Keywords......Page 142
On the north and west and its privatization......Page 144
On a ‘new-old’ globalism......Page 145
 Transnational corporatism and eastern europe......Page 146
Transnational racialized/gender and the twenty-first century......Page 147
Nation-building and Hillary......Page 149
Mass-marketed pop feminism......Page 152
On feminisms of the global south and east......Page 155
Women in post-communist nationalisms......Page 156
Post-communist/nationalist women’s identities......Page 158
Women in belgrade and sarajevo......Page 159
Restructuring the public at beijing......Page 160
Beijing says less about family, and more about society......Page 162
Notes......Page 163
References......Page 164
House Garden Nation: Space, Gender and Ethnicity in Post-colonial Latin American Literature......Page 168
Women and the Political Process in Twentieth-Century Iran......Page 171
Homeworking Women: Gender, Racism and Class at Work......Page 173
Hidden in the Home: The Role of Waged Homework in the Modern World Economy......Page 176
Call for papers......Page 180
Gender, Sexuality, and Law Conference......Page 182
Back issues......Page 184