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Towards Post-National and Denationalized Citizenship
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Saskia Sassen
Publication date:
2002
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SAGE Publications Ltd
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Special Issue: Global citizenship as a pedagogy of hope
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Citizenship Studies: An Introduction
pp. 13
Political Citizenship: Foundations of Rights
pp. 53
Economic Citizenship: Variations and the Threat of Globalisation
pp. 69
Social Citizenship: Grounds of Social Change
pp. 89
Ancient Citizenship and its Inheritors
pp. 105
Modern Citizenship
pp. 117
Citizenship after Orientalism
pp. 131
Liberal Citizenship
pp. 145
Republican Citizenship
pp. 159
Communitarianism and Citizenship
pp. 175
Radical Democratic Citizenship: Amidst Political Theory and Geography
pp. 191
Sexual Citizenship
pp. 209
Citizenship and Indian Peoples: The Ambiguous Legacy of Internal Colonialism
pp. 231
Cultural Citizenship
pp. 245
Multicultural Citizenship
pp. 259
Religion and Politics: The Elementary Forms of Citizenship
pp. 277
Towards Post-National and Denationalized Citizenship
pp. 293
Ecological Citizenship
pp. 305
City, Democracy and Citizenship: Historical Images, Contemporary Practices
pp. 317
Cosmopolitan Citizenship
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