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DESCRIPTION:Professor Andreas Fahrmeir Johann Wolfgang Goethe University\,
 \nFrankfurt\nIn his most recent book\, Professor Fahrmeir provides a\nmuch
 -needed historical perspective on contemporary debates about\nimmigration 
 and the nature of citizenship. By tracing the origins\nof citizenship in f
 our Western countries (Britain\, France\, Germany\,\nand the United States
 ) from c.1700 to the present\, he demonstrates\nthe contingency and change
 ability of the concept. The emergence of\nthese modern nation states broug
 ht a deceptively simple opposition\nof “citizen” versus “alien\,” in contr
 ast to the complex\nrelationships between individuals and communities in a
 ncien régime\nsocieties\, Fahrmeir argues. He charts the demise of traditi
 onal\nways of distinguishing insiders from outsiders\; discusses the\nrela
 tion of political participation\, economic privileges\, and\nsocial rights
  to legal citizenship\; and considers whether state\ncitizenship remains a
  relevant concept in the circumstances of\ntoday.\n
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LOCATION:Redpath Museum\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0C4\, 859 rue Sherbrooke
  Ouest
SUMMARY:“Citizenship: the Rise and Fall of a Concept”
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