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The concept of citizenship is central to a wide number of debates in the social sciences: juridicial (the rights and obligations of the state), political philosophy and the law (because it defines the nature of expectations relating to social contract) and questions relating to freedom, equality and rights. These two volumes provide scholars with a comprehensive guide to the concept. It outlines... Read more
Volume One
Section 1: Theoretical Debates
Section 2: The Classics
Section 3: Historical Origins
Volume two
Section 4: Welfare and Citizenship (UK)
Section 5: Ethnicity and Citizenship (USA)
Section 6: State and Citizenship (Europe)
Section 7: Contemporary Criticisms
Section 1: Theoretical Debates
Section 2: The Classics
Section 3: Historical Origins
Volume two
Section 4: Welfare and Citizenship (UK)
Section 5: Ethnicity and Citizenship (USA)
Section 6: State and Citizenship (Europe)
Section 7: Contemporary Criticisms
Biography
Volumes I & II edited Bryan S. Turner and Peter Hamilton.
