Lived Citizenship on the Edge of Society: Rights, Belonging, Intimate Life and Spatiality

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Front Matter....Pages i-x Social Work and Lived Citizenship....Pages 1-22 Citizenship on the Edge: Homeless Outreach and the City....Pages 23-44 ‘They Know Everything About Us’—Exploring Spaces of Surveillance and Citizenship Learning Opportunities in a 24-Hour Care Institution....Pages 45-62 The Role of Social Work Practice and Policy in the Lived and Intimate Citizenship of Young People with Psychological Disorders....Pages 63-87 Exploring Norms About Citizenship in Stories of Young People with “Psychological Vulnerabilities”....Pages 89-109 Social Repair of Relationships: Rights and Belonging in Outreach Work with Homeless People....Pages 111-131 Towards a Pragmatic Approach to Children’s Citizenship: The Case of School Social Work in France....Pages 133-151 Theorizing Children’s Welfare Citizenship: Lived Citizenship, Social Recognition and Generations....Pages 153-174 From Objects of Care to Citizens—Young Carers’ Citizenship....Pages 175-197 Migrant Women’s Intimate Struggles and Lived Citizenship: Experiences from Southern Europe....Pages 199-223 Geo-politics and Citizenship: Why Geography Matters in Defining Social Citizenship Rights of Canadian-Muslim Youth....Pages 225-247 Conclusion: The Potentials of a Lived Citizenship Perspective for Critical Social Work Research....Pages 249-267 Back Matter....Pages 269-273