Citizenship and IdentityThrough a detailed introductory discussion of the relation between the civil and the political, and between recognition and representation, this book provides a comprehensive vocabulary for understanding citizenship. It uses the work of T H Marshall to frame the critical interrogation of how ethnic, technological, ecological, cosmopolitan, sexual and cultural rights relate to citizenship. The authors show how the civil, political and social meanings of citizenship have been redefined by postmodernization and globalization. |
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... Women 72 78 Gay and Lesbian Rights Space , Identity and Gays 81 85 Sexual Citizenship and Transgendered Identities 5 COSMOPOLITAN CITIZENSHIP : CONTESTED SOVEREIGNTIES Introduction 89 91 91 Advanced Capitalism , Class , Globalism ...
... Women 72 78 Gay and Lesbian Rights Space , Identity and Gays 81 85 Sexual Citizenship and Transgendered Identities 5 COSMOPOLITAN CITIZENSHIP : CONTESTED SOVEREIGNTIES Introduction 89 91 91 Advanced Capitalism , Class , Globalism ...
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... women , gays , ' racial ' and ethnic ' minorities ' , have charged that behind the veil of ' universal citizenship ' and ' equality before the law ' there lay systemic forms of domination and oppression that misrecognized and ...
... women , gays , ' racial ' and ethnic ' minorities ' , have charged that behind the veil of ' universal citizenship ' and ' equality before the law ' there lay systemic forms of domination and oppression that misrecognized and ...
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... women , workers , black , gay and ecological as well as other oppositional movements . Her conception of citizenship aims to construct a ' we ' , a chain of equivalence among various demands to articulate them through the principle of ...
... women , workers , black , gay and ecological as well as other oppositional movements . Her conception of citizenship aims to construct a ' we ' , a chain of equivalence among various demands to articulate them through the principle of ...
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... women's so - called specific tasks into the very definition of citizenship ' ( Mouffe , 1992b : 9 ) . But if gender ... women ' have been habituated to be women and ' men ' have been habituated to be men . To focus on these differences ...
... women's so - called specific tasks into the very definition of citizenship ' ( Mouffe , 1992b : 9 ) . But if gender ... women ' have been habituated to be women and ' men ' have been habituated to be men . To focus on these differences ...
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... Women and the poor gained protection from the more desperate aspects of modern capitalism only on the assumption that they were unable to be full citizens , with the strength to manage for themselves ( 14-15 ) . Needing such protection ...
... Women and the poor gained protection from the more desperate aspects of modern capitalism only on the assumption that they were unable to be full citizens , with the strength to manage for themselves ( 14-15 ) . Needing such protection ...
Contents
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Postcolonial Identities | 47 |
Identities of Gender and Sexuality | 71 |
Contested Sovereignties | 91 |
Consuming Identities | 123 |
Fragmentation Versus Pluralization | 153 |
Referances | 163 |
Index | 185 |
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