Titlebook: Citizenship: Feminist Perspectives; Ruth Lister,Jo Campling Textbook 1997Latest edition Ruth Lister 1997 feminism.participation.Policy.wom

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Relevanz und Entwicklung der Psychologieany of women’s citizenship struggles and this chapter begins by sketching out women’s role as actors on the welfare stage, both historically and today. It then considers the ambivalent nature of women’s relationship to welfare states which, simultaneously, offer a route to independence for some wome

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95959-2isfactorily to include (and not simply) append them; and in doing so, whether it can give full recognition to the different and shifting identities which women simultaneously hold. In other words, is the very idea of a ‘woman-friendly citizenship’ contradictory both because citizenship is inherently

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Inclusion or Exclusion?inclusionary face, more radical contemporary writings tend to portray citizenship as a force for exclusion. This and the next chapter examine the exclusionary tensions inherent in the concept of citizenship and how they operate at different levels to create non or partial citizens. These non or part

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