Cover -- Half-title -- Series-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Why citizenship? -- Why citizenship now? Turning points and transition theories -- Embedded utopianism -- Plan of the book -- 1 The cartography of citizenship -- The origins of citizenship -- Citizenship and the medieval city -- Renaissance and republican citizenship -- Liberal citizenship -- Social citizenship -- Citizenship and difference before and after 9/11 -- The challenge of European Union citizenship -- Conclusion -- 2 The nationality model of citizenship and its Critics -- The relevance of nationality -- In defence of nationality? -- On containers and envelopes -- Culture as antiform -- 3 Shades of togetherness, patriotism and naturalisation -- Shades of togetherness: thick, thin and thinner patriotisms -- New forms of citizenship? -- Why naturalisation? Orthodoxy and heterodoxy -- Justifying naturalisation requirements: the civic registration model -- Objections -- 4 The institutional design of anational citizenship -- Citizenship as an oligarchic good -- Citizenship as a network good -- Citizenship based on domicile -- Founding principles -- Domicile -- The territorial principle (ius soli ) -- Independent domicile for married partners -- The principle of free will -- Templates of domicile -- Domicile of birth -- Domicile of choice -- Domicile of association -- Objections -- Conclusion -- 5 Anational citizenship in the international public realm -- Diplomatic protection and nationality of claims -- Plural citizenship ex lege -- Loss of citizenship -- Expatriation -- Deprivation of citizenship -- Security of residence -- 6 The variable geometry of citizenship -- Why differentiated citizenship? -- Differerentiated citizenship revisited -- Patterns of differentiation in UK nationality and citizenship law.

Group differentiated citizenship -- Institutionalising differential membership status: The idea of civic citizenship -- The variable geometry of citizenship -- Conclusion -- 7 Pathways to inclusion -- Typologies of incorporation -- Pathways -- Horizontal Pathways -- Providing responsive and inclusive public services -- Mainstreaming equality -- Encouraging participation -- Changing attitudes and culture -- Vertical pathways -- Education -- Housing -- Health -- Anti-discrimination legislation -- Political participation -- Labour market participation -- Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.