Titlebook: Activist Citizenship and the LGBT Movement in Serbia; Belonging, Critical Robert Rhodes-Kubiak Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2366-2f Vojislav Kostunica, with new discourses about human rights, reconciliation of fractured communities, and rebuilding the civic and social infrastructure of the country. International discourses gained increasing importance in the country’s social, cultural, and political debates. This chapter conti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2366-2understanding the LGBT activist movement in Serbia. Isin and Nielsen call these interventions “acts of citizenship” (2008). Acts of citizenship are deliberately chosen, targeted, and strategic actions that disrupt existing social, political, and cultural orders to facilitate inclusion and belonging

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Quality systems design and improvementn their political, social, and cultural environments. Social movement theory, on the one hand, allows us to look at the motivations and practices through which individuals identify issues that concern them and how they take action to achieve identified goals arising from this identification. Citizen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2366-2at look to transform understandings of citizenship and widen them to include LGBT people in social, cultural, and political life with the associated rights, benefits, and entitlements. Accordingly, this movement undertakes numerous such acts of citizenship.

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Introducing the Basics of Automation,ature of activist movements in the country, and it is impossible to understand the LGBT activist movement without consideration of discourses of citizenship. In this chapter, I will begin to illustrate this by reference to the years prior to the emergence of an LGBT activist movement and the early years following its emergence.

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Quality systems design and improvementnts, and, above all, belonging, and that embraces difference and diversity. It is pursued through varying engagements that seek a new citizenship within which difference is integral and that has flexibility, reflexivity, and respect and inclusion at its core.

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Quality systems design and improvementship, on the other hand, has presented various epistemologies allowing us to look at the ways individuals are situated within political, social and cultural relationships, institutions, groups, discourses, and other frameworks, and asks us to explore questions of status, belonging, participation, and entitlement.

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