Conclusion: The Continued Need for Transformative Politics of Citizenship
This anthology has been based on two foundational premises. On the one hand, we have seen citizenship as inherently multi-dimensional, and have especially foregrounded four processes that define the meaning and substance of citizenship: Cultural inclusion in communities of citizens, juridical inclus...
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Springer Nature Singapore
2022
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| Online Access: | https://repository.ugm.ac.id/284049/1/Conclusion-The-Continued-Need-for-Transformative-Politics-of-CitizenshipThe-Politics-of-Citizenship-in-Indonesia.pdf |
| Summary: | This anthology has been based on two foundational premises. On the one hand, we have seen citizenship as inherently multi-dimensional, and have especially foregrounded four processes that define the meaning and substance of citizenship: Cultural inclusion in communities of citizens, juridical inclusion through acquisition of formal citizenship, social inclusion through citizens’ rights, and political inclusion through participation and representation (Chap. 2). |
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