Routledge Handbook of Global Citizenship Studies

ISBN-13: 9780415519724 / Angielski / Twarda / 2014 / 644 str.

Engin F. Isin;Peter Nyers;¬Abar

Opis

Citizenship studies is at a crucial moment of globalizing as a field. What used to be mainly a European, North American, and Australian field has now expanded to major contributions featuring scholarship from Latin America, South and South-East Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. This book takes into account this globalizing moment and sets a new agenda for scholarly investigations of citizenship. The handbook is global in scope and features state-of-the-art analyses of the practices and enactments of citizenship across broad continental regions as well as deterritorialized forms of citizenship.

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Introduction: Globalizing Citizenship Studies.  Navigating Global Citizenship Studies.  Part I: Struggles for Citizenship  1. Contested Citizenship of the Arab Spring and Beyond  2. Genealogies of Autonomous Mobility  3. Global Citizenship in an Insurrectional Era  4. In Life Through Death: Transgressive Citizenship at the Border  Part II: Positioning Citizenships  5. Decolonizing Global Citizenship  6. Practicing Citizenship From the Ordinary to the Activist  7. Sexual Citizenship and Cultural Imperialism  8. Topologies of Citizenship  9. Citizenship Beyond State Sovereignty  10. A Post-Marshallian Conception of Global Social Citizenship  11. Can There Be a Global Historiography of Citizenship?  12. Regimes of Citizenship  Part III: Africas  13. Citizenship in Africa: The Politics of Belonging  14. Trends in Citizenship Law and Politics in Africa since the Colonial Era  15. Activist Citizens and the Politics of Mobility in Osire Refugee Camp  16. Struggles of Citizenship in Sudan  17. Transformations of Nationality Legislation in North Africa  18. Conviviality and Negotiations with Belonging in Urban Africa  19. Citizenship Struggles in the Maghreb  20. Struggles for Citizenship in South Africa  Part IV: Americas  21 .Transformations in Imaginings and Practices of Citizenship in Latin America  22. Ecological Citizenship in Latin America  23. Citizenship and Foreignness in Canada  24. Performances of Citizenship in the Caribbean  25. Non-Citizen Citizenship in Canada and the United States  Part V: Asias  26. Emerging Forms of Citizenship in the Arab World  27. The Invention of Citizenship in Palestine  28. Orientalism and the Construction of the Apolitical Buddhist Subject  29. Citizenship in Central Asia  30. Gender, Religion and the Politics of Citizenship in Modern Iran  31. Trajectories of Citizenship in South Korea  32. Translating Chinese Citizenship  33. The Category Mismatch and Struggles over Citizenship in Japan  34. Urbanizing India: Contestations and Citizenship in Indian Cities  35. Indian Citizenship: A Century of Disagreement  Part VI: Europes  36. European Union Citizenship in Retrospect and Prospect  37. Migration, Security and European Citizenship  38. European Union Citizenship Rights and Duties: Civil, Political and Social  39. How European Citizenship Produces a Differential Political Space  40. Experiences of EU Citizenship at the Sub-National Level  41. Contested Citizenship in Bosnia and Herzegovina  42. Citizenship and Objection to Military Service in Turkey  43. The Romani Perspective: Experiences and Acts of Citizenship Across Europe  Part VII: Diasporicity  44. Post-Territorial Citizenship in Post-Communist Europe  45. Imperial Citizenship in a British World  46. Global Gods and Local Rights: Venezuelan Immigrants in Barcelona  47. Vietnamese Diasporic Citizenship  Part VIII: Indigeneity  48. Beyond Biopolitics? Ecologies of Indigenous Citizenship  49. African Indigenous Citizenship  50. Indigeneity and Citizenship in Australia  51. The Aboriginal Tent Embassy and Australian Citizenship  Epilogue—Citizenship: East, West or Global?