Citizenship in Segmented Societies

Edited by Francis Cheneval, University of Zurich, Switzerland and Mónica Ferrín, Collegio Carlo Alberto, Turin, Italy

• Contents:IntroductionFrancis Cheneval and Mónica Ferrín1. Switzerland as a Model for the EU Francis Cheneval and Mónica Ferrín2. The EU and the Canadian mirror: citizenship, multinationalism, and multiculturalismClara Isabel Velasco Rico and Marc Sanjaume-Calvet3. Linguistic Policies and Citizens’ Claims in a Multinational State: The Case of SpainAndrea C. Bianculli, Jacint Jordana and Siresa Lopez4. The Czech Republic: Minority Rights since the Days of the Habsburg EmpireVít Hloušek5. Minority Policy and Social Rights: The Case of EstoniaGaabriel Tavits6. Turkey: Minorities and Citizenship ClaimsHakan Yılmaz, section 6.1 with the assistance of Çağdan Erdoğan7. Accommodating Rivalling Claims to Citizenship in Federations: Lessons for the EUMarc Sanjaume-Calvet8. Nation-Building Process versus Community Claims: Taking Stock of Analysed Examples of Unitary StatesVít Hloušek9. Conclusion Francis Cheneval and Mónica FerrínIndex

'How to build supranational citizenship while accommodating diversity and protecting existing communities is a key challenge to European integration. Case by case, this highly informative collection shows that that the EU is not alone - and that there is a huge variety of models to draw from (or to avoid).'--Frank Schimmelfennig, ETH Zurich, Switzerland