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Citizenship in Historical Perspective
(Cliohres.net)
Editor/s: S. G. Ellis - G. Halfdanarson - A. K. Isaacs
Publication date: 10/1/2006

Book Description
The volume looks at the past and the present of European citizenship, and, by implication, its future. The aim of the investigation is theoretical and practical. It is based on the conviction that knowledge is essential for decision making, political or otherwise; and that more knowledge is needed to make decisions about European citizenship. Attitudes towards such vital political and ethical issues as ‘citizenship’ are commonly based on general impressions and opinions, rather than on a critically-founded understanding. As historians and specialists in other social and human sciences, we believe it is our duty to contribute to the common patrimony of understanding and insight, so that informed citizens can make informed decisions.

• Index
• Preface pag. VII
• Ann Katherine Isaacs, Guðmundur Hálfdanarson
• Introduction pag. XI
• Steven G. Ellis, Guðmundur Hálfdanarson, Ann Katherine Isaacs
• STATES, INSTITUTIONS, LEGISLATION
• Citizenship and History: Historiographic Approaches to Citizenship pag. 1
• Florencia Peyrou
• POWER AND CULTURE
• Citizenship in Ancient Greece – Athens and Sparta: Terms and Sources pag. 25
• Ifigenija Radulović
• RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY
• Religion and Citizenship from the Ancien Regime to the French Revolution pag. 35
• Elena Brambilla - Joaquim Carvalho
• WORK, GENDER, SOCIETY
• Citizenship and History pag. 61
• Berteke Waaldijk
• Multiple Paths to Citizenship. T.H.Marshall’s Theory and the Greek Case pag. 65
• Antonis Liakos
• "The Most Unbreakable Right of Man". Women and Economic Citizenship pag. 71
• Gro Hagemann
• FRONTIERS AND IDENTITIES
• Citizenship through the perspective of borders and frontiers pag. 85
• Steven G. Ellis
• Citizenship in Medieval Ioannina pag. 97
• Brendan Osswald
• Citizenship in Medieval and Early Modern Italian Cities pag. 107
• Anna Maria Pult Quaglia
• From Subjects into Citizens: Romanians in Bukovina (1775-1914) pag. 115
• Ştefan Purici
• Citizenship, Loyalty and National Identity in Austria-Hungary: The Romanian Case (1848-1918) pag. 127
• Vasile Vese - Crina Capota
• Citizenship and National Identity in France from the French Revolution to Present Time pag. 141
• Jean-François Berdah
• The Formation of Greek Citizenship (19th century) pag. 155
• Iakovos D. Michailidis
• The Notion of Good Citizenship (1848 - 1918): Czechs in Austria-Hungary in Czech Perspective pag. 163
• Jaroslav Ira - Veronika Sušová - Martina Krocová
• Citizenship in Galicia at the turn of the 19th and 20th century. The Tactic Game? pag. 181
• Barbara Klich-Kluczewska, Evelina Szpak
• EUROPE AND THE WORLD
• The Hidden Agenda of Citizenship. African Citizenship in the Face of the Modern Nation-State pag. 189
• Geert Castryck
• British Colonial Perceptions of Race and Tribe in India in the 19th Century pag. 203
• Donal P. McCracken
• Historiographical Reflections on Citizenship. The Spanish Case pag. 213
• Maria J. Cava Mesa
• The Concept of Citizenship and the Hungarian Immigrants in the United States in the 1850s: A Case Study pag. 227
• Istvan Kornel Vida
• CITIZENSHIP and MINORITY
• Citizenship and Immigration in 16th and Early 17th Century England pag. 237
• Raingard Esser
• Millets in the 19th-Century Ottoman Empire: a Comparative Perspective pag. 253
• Dimitrios Stamatopoulos
• To Call You a Bulgarian is the Greatest Joy for Me pag. 275
• Ivan Ilchev
• Birth of a State: Formation of Estonian Citizenship 1918-1922 pag. 289
• Helen Rohtmets
• Citizenship and Minorities: the Hungarian Minority in Czechoslovakia after the Second World War pag. 305
• Csaba Lévai
• Islamic Religious Instruction in North-Rhine-Westphalia (1979-1999): Constructing a German Muslim Identity between Authenticity and Responsibility pag. 317
• Margrete Sovik
• The Effects of the Dissolution of Yugoslavia on Minority Rights: the Italian Minority in Post-Yugoslav Slovenia and Croatia pag. 333
• Matjaž Klemenčič
• An Adminstrative Ethnically Discriminatory Action pag. 349
• Smiljana Gartner
• Note on Contributors pag. 367