Citizenship: The Rise and Fall of a Modern Concept
Citizenship: The Rise and Fall of a Modern Concept
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公民身份：现代概念的兴衰
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2007
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H. Mert
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Tuğba Yardimci;H. Mert
在这本书中，安德烈亚斯·法尔梅尔为当代关于移民和公民身份性质的辩论提供了一个急需的历史视角。通过追溯公民权在四个西方国家（英国、法国、德国和美国）从1700年到现在的起源，他令人信服地证明了这一概念的偶然性和可变性。Fahrmeir认为，这些现代民族国家的出现带来了一种看似简单的“公民”与“外国人”的对立，与古代政权社会中个人和社区之间的复杂关系形成了鲜明对比。他描绘了区分局内人与局外人的传统方式的消亡;讨论了政治参与、经济特权和社会权利与法律的公民身份的关系;并考虑了国家公民身份在今天的情况下是否仍然是一个相关的概念。
In this book Andreas Fahrmeir provides a much-needed historical perspective on contemporary debates about immigration and the nature of citizenship. By tracing the origins of citizenship in four Western countries (Britain, France, Germany, and the United States) from c.1700 to the present, he convincingly demonstrates the contingency and changeability of the concept. The emergence of these modern nation-states brought a deceptively simple opposition of "citizen" versus "alien," in contrast to the complex relationships between individuals and communities in ancien regime societies, Fahrmeir argues. He charts the demise of traditional ways of distinguishing insiders from outsiders; discusses the relation of political participation, economic privileges, and social rights to legal citizenship; and considers whether state citizenship remains a relevant concept in the circumstances of today.