Citizenship Studies

Caught between two worlds: mainland Chinese return migration, hukou considerations and the citizenship dilemma
pp. 643-658(16)
Author: Lynn-Ee Ho, Elaine

Gandhi, citizenship and the resilience of Indian nationhood
pp. 659-678(20)
Author: Shani, Ornit

‘I have so many successful stories’: framing social citizenship for refugees
pp. 679-693(15)
Author: Nawyn, Stephanie J.

Reframing migrant mothers as citizens
pp. 695-709(15)
Author: Erel, Umut

‘Kat Mai Ploi’ – bite and don't let go: motherhood and pursuits of justice in Thailand
pp. 711-733(23)
Author: Selby, Don F.

‘Changing teams’: a participant perspective on citizenship ceremonies
pp. 735-748(14)
Authors: Hagelund, Anniken; Reegård, Kaja

Required to assimilate? The content of citizenship tests in five countries
pp. 749-768(20)
Author: Michalowski, Ines

Dual citizenship and theories of democracy
pp. 769-798(30)
Author: Blatter, Joachim

Legitimacy, citizenship and state redress
pp. 799-814(16)
Author: Winter, Stephen

Enduring neoliberalism in Alberta's oil sands: the troubling effects of private–public partnerships for First Nation and Métis communities
pp. 815-835(21)
Authors: Taylor, Alison; Friedel, Tracy

Neo(liberal) citizens of Europe: politics, scales, and visibilities of environmental citizenship in contemporary Turkey
pp. 837-859(23)
Author: Harris, Leila M.

Quantifying citizens: neoliberal restructuring and immigrant selection in Canada and Australia
pp. 861-879(19)
Author: Walsh, James P.

Citizenship values and asset accumulation: the case of Argentine migrants
pp. 881-895(15)
Author: Ginieniewicz, Jorge

Educating for active compliance: discursive constructions in citizenship education
pp. 897-914(18)
Authors: Kennelly, Jacqueline; Llewellyn, Kristina R.

Debating the ghost of Marshall: a critique of citizenship
pp. 915-932(18)
Author: Hoxsey, Dann

Judith N. Shklar and American citizenship
pp. 933-943(11)
Author: Turner, Bryan S.