The global, the social and rights. New perspectives on social citizenship
The global, the social and rights. New perspectives on social citizenship
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全球、社会和权利。
DOI：
10.1111/ijsw.12041
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发表时间：
2013
影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
L. Leisering
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作者：
B. Davy;Ulrike Davy;L. Leisering
这篇客座社论探讨了起源于城市和民族国家的公民概念是否会传播到全球以及全球公民的含义。介绍一系列相关文章，我们重点关注社会公民。我们讨论概念问题，包括对T.H.马歇尔社会公民概念的修改，并指出全球社会公民正在形成的经验证据：国际人权已被解释为包含社会公民，并且是多层次社会公民的一部分； “拥有权利”在全球领域是一个有意义的表达，包括国家根据国际人权承担的具有约束力的义务、多个地点的谈判，甚至是自下而上的“叛乱公民身份”；全球南方国家的制度建设——对穷人的社会现金转移、土地权或非正式环境中的非国家福利生产——正在改变欧洲的“社会”概念。全球社会公民从实质上支撑了国际化归属感和行动主义的观念。
This Guest Editorial explores whether the concept of citizenship, which originated in the city and the nation-state, travels to the globe and what global citizenship could mean. Introducing a collection of related articles, we focus on social citizenship. We discuss conceptual issues, including modifications of T. H. Marshall's concept of social citizenship, and point at empirical evidence that global social citizenship is taking shape: International human rights have come to be interpreted as encapsulating social citizenship, and are part of multi-tiered social citizenship; ‘having rights’ is a meaningful expression in the global realm, including binding obligations of states under international human rights, negotiations in multiple sites or even ‘insurgent citizenship’ from below; institution building in the global South – social cash transfers for the poor, land rights or non-state welfare production in informal settings – is transforming European conceptions of ‘the social’. Global social citizenship materially underpins notions of cosmopolitan belonging and activism.