Citizenship in a Global World

E.Fuat Keyman is professor of International Relations at Koç University, Istanbul, Turkey and Ahmet Içduygu is associate professor of International relations at Koç University, Istanbul.

• Part 1. Citizenship and Modernity: Theoretical and Historical Context 1. Citizenship After Orientalism: Ottoman Citizenship 2. Community, Citizenship and Identity in Turkey 3. The Cultural and Historical Foundation of Turkish Citizenship: Modernity as Westernization 4. European Union-Turkey Relations and the Question of Citizenship Part 2. Citizenship, State and Democracy 5. Can We Envision Turkish Citizenship as Non-Membership? 6. Legal and Constitutional Foundations of Turkish Citizenship: Changes and Continuities Part 3. Challenges to Turkish Citizenship 7. The making of familial citizenship in Turkey 8. Entrepreneurs, citizenship and the European Union: The changing nature of state-business relation in Turkey 9. International Migration and Citizenship Debate in Turkey: Individual-level of Analysis Part 3. Identity Claims and Politics of Recognition 10. Citizenship and the Hyphenated Germans: German-Turks 11. Citizenship Between Secularism and Islamism in Turkey 12 Articulating citizenship and identity: 'Kurdish Question' in Turkey 13. Citizenship and the Minority Question in Turkey