Citizenship

Imagining Welfare Futures

Volumn , Issue , 2005, Pages 103-150

  Lewis, Gail ^a  

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References (54)

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8. There is a huge literature on citizenship available, but the work by T.H. Marshall listed in the References below offers a good starting-point for those interested in pursuing further the issues raised here. The titles by Andrews (1991), Barbalet (1988), Bauböck(1994), Cesarani and Fulbrook (1996), Paul (1997), Taylor (1996) and Yuval-Davis (1997) are also helpful for exploring questions of inclusion and exclusion associated with citizenship status. Two further texts are also useful additions to this list. These are: Roche (1992), which explores the philosophical roots in traditional notions of citizenship and investigates possible reformulations; and Feminist Review (1997), which provides insights into current feminist thinking about the potential and limitations of citizenship for transcending relations of inequality in various nation-states
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