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Understanding social citizenship: Themes and perspectives for policy and practice

Peter D. Dwyer

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Part one: Citizenship and welfare: Introduction: defining citizenship Two traditions of thought: civic republicanism and liberalism The development of social citizenship in Britain Contemporary approaches to social citizenship Part two: Issues of difference and stratification: Poverty, class, citizenship and welfare Gender, citizenship and welfare Disabled citizens? Race, ethnicity, citizenship and welfare Part three: Beyond the nation state: Social Europe Global citizenship? Conclusions.

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Part one: Citizenship and welfare: Introduction: defining citizenship Two traditions of thought: civic republicanism and liberalism The development of social citizenship in Britain Contemporary approaches to social citizenship Part two: Issues of difference and stratification: Poverty, class, citizenship and welfare Gender, citizenship and welfare Disabled citizens? Race, ethnicity, citizenship and welfare Part three: Beyond the nation state: Social Europe Global citizenship? Conclusions.

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Part one: Citizenship and welfare: Introduction: defining citizenship Two traditions of thought: civic republicanism and liberalism The development of social citizenship in Britain Contemporary approaches to social citizenship Part two: Issues of difference and stratification: Poverty, class, citizenship and welfare Gender, citizenship and welfare Disabled citizens? Race, ethnicity, citizenship and welfare Part three: Beyond the nation state: Social Europe Global citizenship? Conclusions.

Key concepts: Citizenship, Social citizenship, Welfare, Welfare state, Political science, Poverty, Social stratification, Social Welfare

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