A compelling examination of the meanings of citizenship and their relationship with the question of public welfare provision in the United States today. The author lays out a concept of democratic citizenship that forms the basis for a normative claim to welfare provision for the non-working poor.
A compelling examination of the meanings of citizenship and their relationship with the question of public welfare provision in the United States today. Public debates on the question of public assistance in the United States reflect long-standing disputes within liberal democratic theory on the meanings of liberty, equality, and citizenship. In F
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