Titlebook: Suffrage, Capital, and Welfare; Conditional Citizens Fia Cottrell-Sundevall,Ragnheiður Kristjánsdóttir Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ Nov 2024Latest edition

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Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ Nov 2024Latest editionntennial celebrations of universal suffrage often depict it as a distinct milestone, overshadowing the voting restrictions that persisted post women’s suffrage. As democracy now faces new, concerted challenges, there is a compelling reason to revisit and question the narrative of the progression of democratic ideals..

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Money and the Vote: Economic Suffrage Restrictions in Sweden, Before and After the Introduction of ing empirical results and theoretical insights from recent studies, the chapter challenges the linear progress narrative of Sweden’s suffrage history and re-evaluates the notion that universal suffrage was won in 1921, a perspective still echoed in contemporary Swedish parliamentary commemorations.

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,Earning the Vote with Honour. Suffrage, Economic Independence, and Gender in Norway, ca. 1814–1919,re not secondary to civil rights. Economic and moral measures were also used to define honour among men on whom the vote depended. Nevertheless, Norway was the first among Nordic countries to remove an article from the constitution that suspended the vote for citizens who enjoy “or within the last year have enjoyed support for the poor.”