... of enslavement. In this way, they were able to reconstitute a sense of emancipatory noble citizenship. In the process, the essay shows how Ware's study challenges both the perceived notion, reiterated in many studies of the classical Quran school, that this classic institution, once catering equally to both men...

... section examines Rather than lodging “politics” in parties, institu- post-­2011 campaigns for civil marriage and divorce tions, and governments, Rancière views it as in- in Egypt and the implications for citizenship, re- dividual or collective emancipatory rupture...

... Press). Layachi , Azzedinne 1995 . “Algeria: Reinstating the State or Instating Civil Society?” In Zartman, I. William (ed.), Collapsed States: The Disintegration and Restoration of Legitimate Authority (Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner Publishers). Lister , Ruth 1997 . Citizenship...

... to be articulated. Most prominently Fred Cooper and Gary Wilder have argued that imperial citizenship in the French empire could have been decolonized and reorganized through a federalist arrangement between metropolitan France and its overseas territories. 4 The French empire integrated colonialized peoples...

... 1960, Julius Nyerere spoke at length about the emancipatory possibilities of the East African Federation as a way to transcend the historical pitfalls of the nation-state. He suggested that the British government could no longer refuse demands for Tanganyika's independence, but he still believed...

... to a progressive or emancipatory politics of insurgence. Indeed, Holston himself reminds us that citizenship has al- ways been both subversive and reactionary, inclu- sionary and exclusionary, a project of equalization and one of maintaining inequality. 16 Contempo- rary Delhi seems to heed his caution. Yet...

..., of ( citizenship” to through claims them formalized and challenge informal to opportunities oppressions, also new and yet old bringing resistance, power and of dialectics unconcluded produce alization glob- in mobilities through enacted that negotiations show the They globalization. of ethics and introducing...

...Richard Drayton Frederick Cooper's Citizenship between Nation and Empire: Remaking France and French Africa, 1945–1960 is a masterwork on the high politics of the end of the French empire in Africa. His elucidation of the attempts by some African political leaders to find a path out of colonial...

... (link no longer active) . Mahmood Saba . The Politics of Piety: The Islamic Revival and the Feminist Subject . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press , 2005 . Maktabi Rania . “Gender, Family Law, and Citizenship in Syria.” Citizenship Studies 14 , no. 5 ( 2010 ): 557...

... Wilder, federal and nonnational imaginaries offered the potential for cosmopolitan and emancipatory futures that transcended narrow nationalist frameworks. 2 The French Union was one of many projects of federation attempted within European overseas empires between the end of the First World War...

... that, unlike a voluntary association (and indeed for agitational activities directed toward wider any civil society organization), a public is not publics. It is precisely in the dialectic between necessarily tied to any institutional being and these two functions that their emancipatory...

...- citizenship-was seen by British officials, both in the ments, in turn, brought in their train the Atlantic metropole and the colonial periphery, as a “failure” of slave trade and the forced migration of millions of the educational system. It was, they believed, the re- Africans to the Americas over...

...Orit Bashkin Abstract This essay considers accounts of the Dreyfus Affair published in the newspaper Thamarat al-Funun (founded 1875) during 1898 to demonstrate how Arab writers addressed the rights of minorities in Europe and examined failed emancipatory projects. Writing about the Dreyfus Affair...

... women from active tion to an abstracted, disembodied subject of participation in the European public sphere. the public sphere. Jürgen Habermas’s early elaborations of the Mou e has further argued for consider- public sphere see it as an emancipatory space ing difference as fundamental...

... . Benney Mark . “ Gramsci on Law, Morality, and Power .” International Journal of the Sociology of Law 11 , no. 2 ( 1983 ): 191 – 208 . Bhan Gautam . In the Public's Interest: Evictions, Citizenship, and Inequality in Contemporary Delhi . Delhi : Orient Blackswan , 2016...

... terms as the eradication of an “attack on pean literature, art, and political discourse. human dignity” that was contrary to natural It also whet an appetite that arguably law, abolition had other, less emancipatory contributed to France’s 1830 military expedi- effects, becoming a standard...

...) while bolstering of engagement are ultimately emancipatory or others (such as cosmopolitanism and western destructive remains an open question, with the consumerist fantasies), at least while they in- answer likely contingent upon one’s own per- habit certain spaces and not others. By focusing...

... Inform- ing these campaigns are the sturdy narratives about the oppression of Muslim women by an imagined mass of Muslim men/Islam/Taliban; the emancipatory promise of education; and the valorization of a particular kind of girlhood grounded in neoliberal assumptions of personhood and citizenship...

... intertwined with the politics of citizenship and rendering citizens stateless. The shifting sand banks or chars of the river are home to many communities, including to Muslims of Bengali origin. In the past decade, the Indian government has been conducting a special census in Assam, known as the National...

...- Plural vinced that Beasley-Murray is here employing atic about identity politics and multicultural- an emancipatory figure of speech as much as Dunkerley ism...