Titlebook: Democracy and Citizenship in Scandinavia; Jørgen Goul Andersen,Jens Hoff Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Marginalization and Citizenshiped development of the welfare state as the way to increasing fulfillment of citizenship. By contrast, recent discussions have been more concerned with the challenges which might lead to other, less promising paths — in particular, the dangers of loss of citizenship as a consequence of globalization

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‘Reluctant Europeans’: The Scandinavians and the Challenge of the European Union1973 and Sweden and Finland from 1995. Norway has remained outside, but as a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), it is just as much affected by many EU decisions as the other countries. Since the 1990s, this has become an increasingly important challenge to citizenship and democracy in the S

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Immigrants, Refugees and Citizenship in Scandinavians about the topic, as well as xenophobia and racist incidents, were regarded as problems for other countries. Insofar as the issue was brought up, it was contained within a labor market discourse — something that had to do with the demand for labor power, and the conditions of the labor market (Bal

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Participation in Voluntary Associationssed on a typology and discussion of measurement problems, but we also deal with three leading theoretical questions. First, are voluntary associations still vital as . — that is, are they able to engage and mobilize active members, or are they victims of some sort of ‘institutional sclerosis’ like p