Titlebook: Citizenship: Feminist Perspectives; Ruth Lister,Jo Campling Textbook 2003Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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Women’s Political Citizenship: Different and Equal is it to promote . by challenging the conditions, in both private and public spheres, that curtail women’s rights and opportunities as political citizens? Alternatively, following the theoretical position I have outlined, is it possible to promote women’s political citizenship by developing policies and practices that draw on both approaches?

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What is Citizenship?hip?’ in two ways. First, it reviews the main elements that constitute the language of citizenship and that, in different combinations, provide the ingredients of the various definitions attempted in the literature — academic and political. Second, it discusses the main ways in which the concept is

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Beyond Dichotomywithin the pluralist framework developed in the previous chapter. It argues that such a synthesis opens up the possibility of a woman-friendly, ‘gender-inclusive’ model of citizenship and that this should be our goal.

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Conclusion: Towards a Feminist Theory and Praxis of Citizenship its exclusionary and disciplinary tendencies. Citizenship, I believe, provides an invaluable strategic theoretical concept for the analysis of women’s subordination and a potentially powerful political weapon in the struggle against it. Moreover, it throws a searching light on difference, despite i

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Reliability Metrics Formulation, 30). While attempts to elaborate such a conception demonstrate the difficulties, I will argue that this is the direction citizenship theory has to take, in relation to citizenship both as a status and a practice, if it is to match up to its inclusionary and universalist claims. Thus, rejecting the

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Reliability Metrics Formulation,within the pluralist framework developed in the previous chapter. It argues that such a synthesis opens up the possibility of a woman-friendly, ‘gender-inclusive’ model of citizenship and that this should be our goal.

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