Encyclopedia of Citizenship Studies (Elgar Encyclopedias in the Social Sciences series)

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Contributors
Acknowledgements
Encyclopedia of Citezenship Studies
PART I The History of a Concept
1. Citizenship in Athenian law and society
2. Citizenship and the republican idea: From Rome to the Renaissance
3. Liberal and republican conceptions of citizenship
4. Urban citizenship before the French Revolution
5. Community rights and citizenship
6. Modern citizenship and nation-state building
7. Citizenship and the welfare state - T.H. Marshall
8. Citizenship and life chances - Ralf Dahrendorf
9. Horizons for citizenship and democracy: A relational approach
10. Postnational citizenship: The entangled trajectory of citizenship and human rights
11. Global citizenship and cosmopolitan citizenship
PART II Approaches and Perspectives
12. The expansion and erosion of citizenship rights
13. Citizenship obligations, civic virtues, and civil society
14. Civic stratification
15. Migration, citizenship, and human rights
16. Citizenship and capitalism/industrial citizenship
17. Citizenship (social) and the market
18. Citizenship and political economy
19. Citizenship and workplace democracy
20. Intimate and sexual citizenships: Research, theory, and social change
21. Gendered citizenship
22. Multicultural citizenship
23. Racialized citizenship
24. Digital citizenship
25. Disability and citizenship
PART III Citizenship, Institutions and Membership Rights
26. Citizenship and membership
27. Citizenship and the social contract in the twenty-first century
28. Authoritarian threats to democratic citizenship
29. The impact of populism on citizenship
30. Naturalisation
31. Dual citizenship
32. Citizenship and statelessness
33. Citizenship and irregular migrants
34. Citizenship regimes in comparative perspective
35. Citizenship in emigration context
36. Citizenship and liberalism
37. Citizenship and religion
38. Citizenship and education
39. Citizenship and terrorism
40. Transnational and diasporic citizenship
41. Boundaries of citizenship
42. Citizenship and refugees
PART IV Agency: Actors, Social Action and Democracy
43. Citizenship and the public sphere
44. Citizenship and civil society
45. Social movements and citizenship rights
46. Enacting citizenship
47. European citizenship practice
48. Spaces of citizenship
49. Intersectional perspectives to citizenship
50. Urban citizenship: Status, rights, practices and exclusion
51. Citizenship and the commons
PART V Territorial Scales, Geographies
52. Cities and citizenship: The multilevel governance of social policy
53. European citizenship
54. (Post)coloniality and exclusion from citizenship in the Americas
55. Citizenship in Latin America
56. Citizenship and (late) colonialism in Africa
57. Citizenship in post-independence Africa
58. Citizenship in the Arab world
59. Citizenship in the Gulf states
60. Citizenship in the world’s largest democracy: India
61. Migration and citizenship in East Asia
62. Rural–urban dichotomy and citizenships in China
63. Connected citizenship in China: Through a gendered lens
PART VI Issues and Policy Challenges for Citizenship
64. Citizenship in the Anthropocene
65. Ecological citizenship
66. Citizenship and the loss of habitat: A property rights explanation
67. Citizenship education
68. Citizenship (rights) through Social Innovation
69. The culturalization and emotionalization of citizenship
70. Investor citizenship
71. Citizenship and the human right to health
72. Discourses of citizenship and security since 9/11
73. Denizenship
74. Intercultural citizenship
75. Methodologies and identification strategies in citizenship studies
76. Qualitative methods in citizenship studies
77. Pandemic citizenship
78. Exploring the GLOBALCIT Citizenship Law Dataset: Potential and pitfalls of global comparison
Index