The Social Psychology of Citizenship : Critical Advances and Interdisciplinary Insights (Paperback)

Chapter 1. Mapping the social psychology of citizenship: State of the art and ways forward Lia Figgou, Irini Kadianaki, and Eleni Andreouli Part 1: GOVERNING CITIZENSHIP Chapter 2. Mediocrity as method and resistance: Sexual citizenship and the limits of deservingness and respectability Francesca Romana Ammaturo Chapter 3. The datafied citizen: Debating the issue of privacy and participation Emma Brice Chapter 4. ‘Accidental parenting’ and ‘responsible citizenship’: Exploring advice around baby sleep from a Critical Health Psychology perspective Abigail Locke Part 1 Commentary Chapter 5. The global colonial politics of liberal democratic citizenship Shona Hunter Part 2: BORDERING CITIZENSHIP Chapter 6. Citizenship and immigration in social psychology: The discursive construction of cultural hierarchy Nikos Bozatzis, Maria Xenitidou, and Antonis Sapountzis Chapter 7. Conditional citizenship: How neoliberalism fuels the restriction of civil, social, and political rights of subordinate groups Emanuele Politi, Lola Girerd, and Christian Staerkle Chapter 8. Precarious migration and cultural nuance in re-articulations of active citizenship Sarah Kapeli, Shiloh Groot, Eun-Hye Shin, Lisiua Havili, and Darrin Hodgetts Part 2 Commentary Chapter 9. Citizenship processes and migration phenomena in Europe Francesco Della Puppa Part 3: LOCATING CITIZENSHIP: REFLECTIONS ON PLACE AND YOUTH Chapter 10. Citizens in the making: Exploring social psychological perspectives on youth citizenship Debra Gray and Rachel Manning Chapter 11. Citizenship, spatial (in)justice, and the social psychology of place dispossession Cristina Pradillo Caimari, and Andres Di Masso Chapter 12. The ‘problem’ of strengthening youth citizenship in Latin American countries in times of regression: The case of education in Brazil Marina Valentim Brasil and Angelo Brandelli Costa Part 3 Commentary Chapter 13. Interdisciplinary approaches to the role of place and resistance in citizenship research Bronwyn Wood Part 4: RE-IMAGINING CITIZENSHIP Chapter 14. Energy citizenship as socio-ecological practice: Towards a recognition of the socio-political and psychological relevance of energy Susana Batel Chapter 15. Cultural citizenship through radio making: Counter-storytelling and creating alternative narratives of identity and belonging within Brimbank LIVE Roshani Janya Jayawardana and Christopher Sonn Part 4 COMMENTARY Chapter 16. Citizenship reimagined: Claiming the right to a future in a changing world Eeva Puumala Chapter 17. Rethinking citizenship: Theoretical tenets and emerging directions in social psychology Irini Kadianaki, Lia Figgou, and Eleni Andreouli