Citizenship: Latin American Perspectives

THIS ARTICLE IS AN INTRODUCTION TO A SPECIAL ISSUE OF SOCIAL POLITICS. THIS ISSUE BRINGS TO A WIDER AUDIENCE SOME OF THE NEWEST AND BEST WORK ANALYZING CITIZENSHIP PRACTICES IN LATIN AMERICA. ALL OF THE ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE FOCUS ON SUCH ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL STRUCTURES AND PROCESSES, PAYING PART...

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Published in:Social politics 1998-06, Vol.5 (2), p.127-131
Main Authors: BLACKLOCK, C., JENSON, J.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Canada
CITIZENSHIP
Civil society
Europe
Gender
GENDER ROLES, GENDER DIFFERENCES
Globalization
LATIN AMERICA
Neoliberalism
Racial inequality
Social integration
U.S.A
Welfare state
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Summary:THIS ARTICLE IS AN INTRODUCTION TO A SPECIAL ISSUE OF SOCIAL POLITICS. THIS ISSUE BRINGS TO A WIDER AUDIENCE SOME OF THE NEWEST AND BEST WORK ANALYZING CITIZENSHIP PRACTICES IN LATIN AMERICA. ALL OF THE ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE FOCUS ON SUCH ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL STRUCTURES AND PROCESSES, PAYING PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO PATTERNS OF GENDER AND RACE RELATIONS. ALL OF THEM ALSO RECOUNT THE INVOLVEMENT OF WOMEN AND THEIR MOVEMENTS IN STRUGGLES TO WIDEN AND DEEPEN DEFINITIONS OF CITIZENSHIP.
ISSN:1072-4745
1468-2893
DOI:10.1093/sp/5.2.127