Good immigrants, permitted outsiders: conditional inclusion and citizenship in comparison

Insiders and Outsiders: Local Ethnic Politics and Public Good Provision

A large and growing literature has taken the position that ethnic politics plays a major role in both limiting the supply of public goods and distorting their allocation in many developing countries. We examine the role of local ethnic politics in supplying public goods within a framework that incorporates two aspects of ethnic groups: an inclusionary aspect associated with internal cooperation...

Citizenship and Impression Management: Good Soldiers or Good Actors?

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Gender and Citizenship: Problems of Exclusion and Inclusion in Europe

One of the main points is that there is no universal story about citizenship. In modern democracies, gender systems are dynamic concepts embedded in national histories, institutions and cultures. One of the objectives of the network “Gender and Citizenship: Social Exclusion and Social Exclusion in European Welfare States” (see appendix) has been to develop a gender perspective on the framework ...

Big pharma and good corporate citizenship.

The Double Virtual Citizenship of (Some) Young Immigrants in Italy

In this paper, we will describe part of an ongoing study on the communication habits of adolescents in Italy. Following a comparison of native and immigrant high school students, based on their responses to 1400 questionnaires, we began a series of interviews that led us to propose and use what we call the concept of immigrants' double virtual citizenship as a key to understanding some of the d...