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Introduction: Claiming social citizenship

Authors: Yalcin-Heckmann Lale

Year: 2011

Type of publication: článek v odborném periodiku

Name of source: Citizenship Studies

Publisher name: Taylor & Francis Ltd.

Place: Abingdon

Page from-to: 433-439

Titles:

Language	Name	Abstract	Keywords
cze	Úvod: nárokování sociálního občanství	Článek uvádí sekci zabývající se "sociálním občanstvím" a sumarizuje hlavní argumenty přispěvatelů.	sociální občanství
eng	Introduction: Claiming social citizenship	Social citizenship in the classical sense of T.H. Marshall has been declared to be eroded and to have lost its significance. The introduction to this special issue challenges this assumption and argues that recent anthropological work on social citizenship in post-colonial, post Cold War and post-socialist states have shown that social citizenship is relevant and is being claimed by citizens of these states. Historical notions of citizenship as well as claiming rights to state support in return for having worked for the state are at work here. Furthermore the contributions to this issue illustrate how notions and practices of social citizenship compete and sometimes replace other practices of claiming citizenship on the basis of ethnicity, nationality or cultural ties.	social citizenship