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Society as a Productive Space, political spectrum’, according to Will Kymlicka and Wayne Norman, who carried out an overview of the academic literature at that time (Kymlicka & Norman 1994: 352). On the level of theory, the notion of ‘citizenship’ integrated community membership on the one hand and justice on the other. On the l

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Individualization and the Public Interest,kably resilient. In the introduction to a current version of Tonnies’ . we find the remark that ‘(E)very intelligent person knows that the hidden weaknesses of our society, ruled by merchants, are coming to the fore’, and that society is thus collapsing (Sorokin 1957: viii). That this was written mo

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Globalization and the Culturalization of Citizenship, segregated society? Numerous researchers (Koopmans & Statham 2000; Koopmans 2002; Ireland 2004; Joppke 2004: 248; Koopmans . 2005; Sniderman & Hagendoorn 2006: 15–20) have argued that this is the case. In their view, ‘multicultural’ policies promoting group rights encouraged disparate ethnic and re

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The Three Freedoms of the Dutch: The Culturalization of Citizenship in the Netherlands Put into an ost progressive countries in the world – a fact that both Dutch politicians and citizens are proud of. In its early days, Dutch ‘progressive monoculturalism’ was relatively tolerant. But this changed over the course of the 1990s. However, it is not our claim that a multicultural model has been repla

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