Citizenship : the rise and fall of a modern concept / Andreas Fahrmeir.

Format:

• Book

Author/Creator:

• Fahrmeir, Andreas.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

• Citizenship.
• Citizenship--History.
• History.

Physical Description:

vi, 299 pages ; 25 cm

Place of Publication:

New Haven : Yale University Press, [2007]

Contents:

• 1 Before Citizenship: Inclusion and Exclusion in Ancient Regime Europe 9
• Contexts for the Definition of Formal Citizenship 10
• Political Rights in the Ancien Regime 15
• Economic Rights in a Society of Orders and Estates 17
• Local Social Support and the Problem of Mobility 21
• 2 The Revolutionary Moment and the Invention of Citizenship 27
• Federal Republican Citizenship: The United States 28
• Centralized Republican Citizenship: France 37
• Monarchical Citizenship I: The United Kingdom 42
• Monarchical Citizenship II: German States 43
• Inventing the Modern Passport? Travel Controls in the Revolutionary Era 46
• The Curious Absence of the Work Permit 50
• Poor Citizens or Paupers? 51
• Civic Universalism? Citizenship in the Revolutionary Era 53
• 3 Experimenting with Citizenship in a Liberal Era (1815-1870s) 56
• Political Citizenship in a Post-Revolutionary World 57
• Systematizing Formal Citizenship 61
• Passports and Migration Control: Rank before Citizenship 71
• An International Market in Free Labour 75
• Poor Relief versus Markets 80
• Citizenship, Race and Rank in the Liberal Era 85
• 4 The Ethnic Redefinition of Citizenship (1870s-1918) 89
• Ethnic Citizenship and Political Power 90
• The Rise of Scientific Migration Control 96
• Citizens' Preference or Free (Labour) Markets? 101
• Insurance and Social Citizenship 106
• National Homogeneity, Heredity and Class 112
• The First World War 118
• 5 Engineering Populations (1919-1945) 124
• From War to Peace 125
• Women's Rights, Descent and Expatriation as Punishment 126
• Politics of the Ballot and Politics of the Street 137
• Entry Permits, Work Permits and 'Immigration Status' 144
• Inclusion and Exclusion in the Emerging Welfare State 155
• Racial Categorization in Wartime 163
• 6 The Demise of Ethnic Citizenship (1945-1960s) 166
• Formal Citizenship: Change through Continuity 168
• Political Citizenship in the Age of Parties 177
• Migration Control in an Age of Prosperity 182
• Social Citizenship in Post-War Welfare States 194
• The Demise of Scientific Racism 200
• 7 Citizenship, Individualism and Globalization (1970s-2000s) 202
• Change and Continuity in Formal Citizenship 204
• Political Citizenship in Decline? 213
• Tracking Immigrants and Managing Employment: Markets versus Planning 217
• The Demise of Social Citizenship? 223
• Conclusion: Citizenship - a Concept in Decline? 228.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (pages [286]-288) and index.

ISBN:

• 9780300118483
• 0300118481

OCLC:

104878099