Introduction (Kristian Stokke)
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Transitions to formal democracy (Kristian Stokke)
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Politics of citizenship (Kristian Stokke)
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Contentious politics and civil society (Kristian Stokke)
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* Scholl, C. (2014). The new social movement approach. In H.-A. Van der Heijden (ed.), Handbook of Political Citizenship and Social Movements. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp. 233-258. (26 pages)
Discursive political spaces (Marielle Stigum Gleiss)
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@ Gleiss, M. S. (2017). Discourse, political space and the politics of citizenship. Norwegian Journal of Geography 71(4). (ca. 15 pages)
@ Giugni, M. (2009). Political opportunities: From Tilly to Tilly. Swiss Political Science Review 15(2): 361-367. (7 pages)
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Political parties and popular representation (Kristian Stokke)
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@ Stokke, K., Khine Win, and Soe Myint Aung. (2015). Political parties and popular representation in Myanmar’s democratization process. Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs 34(3): 3-35. (32 pages)
* Tomsa, D. (2013). What type of party? Southeast Asian parties between clientelism and electoralism. In D. Tomsa and A. Ufen (eds.), Party Politics in Southeast Asia: Clientelism and Electoral Competition in Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines. London: Routledge, pp. 20-39. (20 pages)
Governance and the politics of citizenship in southern cities (Marianne Millstein)
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@ Holston, J. 2009. Insurgent citizenship in an era of global urban peripheries. City & Society 21: 245-267. (22 pages)
@ Lemanski, C. (2017): Unequal citizenship in unequal cities: participatory urban governance in contemporary South Africa. International Development Planning Review 39: 15-35. (20 pages)
@ Millstein, M. (2017). Rights, identities and belonging in Cape Town: Reflections on the everyday politics of urban citizenship. Norwegian Journal of Geography 71(4). (ca. 15 pages)
@ Mohan, G. (2007). Participatory development: From epistemological reversals to active citizenship. Geography Compass 1(4): 779-796. (18 pages)
Politics of industrial citizenship (David Jordhus-Lier)
@ Bagguley, P. (2013). Industrial citizenship: A re-conceptualisation and case study of the UK. International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 33(5/6): 265-279. (15 pages)
@ Jordhus-Lier, D. (2017). Claiming industrial citizenship: The struggle for domestic workers rights in Indonesia. Norwegian Journal of Geography 71(4).
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@ Zhang, C. and Lillie, N. (2014). Industrial citizenship, cosmopolitanism and European integration. European Journal of Social Theory 18 (1): 93-111. (19 pages)
@ Greer, I., Ciupijus, Z. and Lillie, N. (2013). The European Migrant Workers Union and the barriers to transnational industrial citizenship. European Journal of Industrial Relations 19(1), 5-20. (15 pages)
@ Fudge, J. (2005). After industrial citizenship: Market citizenship or citizenship at work? Relations Industrielles/Industrial Relations 631-656. (27 pages)
Religious civil society (David Jordhus-Lier and Heidi Østbø Haugen)
@ Aembe, B. and Jordhus-Lier, D. (2017). Within, above, and beyond: Churches and religious civil society activism in South Kivu. Journal of Civil Society 1-17. (17 pages)
@ Haugen H. Ø. (2013). African pentecostal migrants in China: Marginalization and the alternative geography of a mission theology. African Studies Review 56(1): 81-102. (22 pages)
@ Haynes, J. (2016). Religion and democratisation: What do we now know? Journal of Religious and Political Practice 2(2): 267-272. (6 pages)
* Hiariej, E. (2017). Post-fundamentalist Islamism and the politics of citizenship in Indonesia. In E. Hiariej and K. Stokke (eds.), Politics of Citizenship in Indonesia. Jakarta: Yayasan Obor Indonesia. (approx. 15 pages)
@ Newell, S. (2007). Pentecostal witchcraft: Neoliberal possession and demonic discourse in Ivoirian pentecostal churches. Journal of religion in Africa 37(4): 461-490. (30 pages)
Informality, urban citizenship and the politics of knowledge (David Jordhus-Lier)
@ Auyero, J. and Swistun, D. (2008). The social production of toxic uncertainty. American sociological review 73(3): 357-379. (23 pages)
@ Jacobs, F., Jordhus-Lier, D. and de Wet, P. T. (2015). The politics of knowledge: Knowledge management in informal settlement upgrading in Cape Town. Urban Forum 26(4): 425-441. (16 pages)
* Jordhus-Lier, D., Braathen, E., Dupont, V. and Sutherland, C. (2015). Knowledge and power in upgrading and resettlement initiatives. In V. Dupont, D. C. Jordhus-Lier, E. Braathen and C. Sutherland (eds.), The Politics of Slums in the Global South: Urban Informality in Brazil, India, South Africa and Peru. London: Routledge, pp. 115-143. (28 pages)
@ Roy, A. (2005). Urban informality: toward an epistemology of planning. Journal of the American Planning Association 71(2): 147-158. (12 pages)
@ Scott, D. and Barnett, C. (2009). Something in the air: Civic science and contentious environmental politics in post-apartheid South Africa. Geoforum 40(3): 373-382. (10 pages)
@ Winkler, T. (2013). At the coalface: Community-university engagements and planning education. Journal of Planning Education and Research 33(2): 215-227. (13 pages)
Environmental justice (Kristian Stokke)
@Schlosberg, D. (2004). Reconceiving environmental justice: Global movements and political theories. Environmental Politics 13(3): 517-540. (24 pages)
* Hapsari, M. (2017). Constructing palm oil justice movements in Indonesia: Citizenship and collective identity. In E. Hiariej and K. Stokke (eds.), Politics of Citizenship in Indonesia. Jakarta: Yayasan Obor Indonesia. (approx. 15 pages)
* Tapiheru, J. (2017). The politics of citizenship and welfare: The case of natural resource rich regions in Indonesia. In E. Hiariej and K. Stokke (eds.), Politics of Citizenship in Indonesia. Jakarta: Yayasan Obor Indonesia. (approx. 15 pages)
Conclusion: Lessons and policy implications (Kristian Stokke)
@ Carothers, T. (2009). Democracy assistance: Political vs. developmental. Journal of Democracy 20(1): 5-19. (15 pages)
* Stokke, K. and Törnquist, O. (2013). Experiences and strategic interventions in transformative democratic politics. In K. Stokke and O. Törnquist (eds.), Democratization in the Global South: The Importance of Transformative Politics. Basingstoke: Palgrave-Macmillan, pp. 302-311. (10 pages)
* Webster, N., Stokke, K. and Törnquist, O. (2009). Democratic insitutionalisation of nodes for improved popular representation. In O. Törnquist, N. Webster and K. Stokke (eds.), Rethinking Popular Representation. Basingstoke: Palgrave, pp. 223-234. (12 pages)