Citizenship: a perverse confluence

Evelina Dagnino

Development in Practice, 2007, vol. 17, issue 4-5, 549-556

Abstract: This article discusses the different meanings that citizenship has assumed in Latin America in the past few decades. Its main argument is that, in the perverse confluence between neo-liberal and democratic participatory projects, the common reference to citizenship, used by different political actors, projects an apparent homogeneity, obscuring differences and diluting the conflict between those projects.

Date: 2007
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