Citizenship, Markets, and the State [Hardcover]

Bringing together a distinguished group of scholars, this volume examines the complex and growing debate on citizenship. this volume brings analytical clarity to contemporary debates about citizenship. The contributors not only systematically address the ambiguities of citizenship but also confront the growing marketization of citizenship.

1. Introduction: Dilemmas of Citizenship,Colin Crouch/Klaus Eder/Damian Tambini
Part I: The Marketization of Citizenship
2. Romancing the Market, Reviling the State: Historicizing Liberalism, Privatization, and the Competing Claims to Civil Society,Margaret Somers
3. Poor Citizens. Social Citizenship versus Individualization of Welfare,Giovanna Procacci
4. Redesigning the Canadian Citizenship Regime: Remaking the Institutions of Representation,Jane Jenson and Susan D. Phillips
5. The Marketization of Public Services,Mark Freedland
6. Citizenship and Markets in Recent British Education Policy,Colin Crouch
7. Prospects for Effective Social Citizenship in an Age of Structural Inactivity,Anton Hemerijck
Part II: The Limits of Political Citizenship
8. Citizenship through Direct Democracy? The Broken Promises of Empowerment,Yannis Papadopoulos
9. Institutions, Culture and Identity of Trans-National Citizenship: How Much Integration and Communal Spirit is Needed?,Veit Bader
10. Social Movement Organizations and the Democratic Order. Reorganizing the Social Basis of Political Citizenship in Complex Societies,Klaus Eder
11. The Civic Networking Movement: The Internet as a New Democratic Public Space?,Damian Tambini
12. Conclusions. The Future of Citizenship