Citizenship: Rights, Struggle, and Class Inequality

A. H. Halsey accept according to Marshall achieved Anthony Giddens argues associated basis capacity capitalism changes chapters citizens Citizenship and Social citizenship rights civil rights class conflict class inequality class resentment class structure concept context cultural democracy democratic citizenship development of citizenship discussion distinct dominant class elements of citizenship equality exercise expansion of citizenship fact franchise Giddens groups historical industrial citizenship industrial rights instance institutions interests labour movement legislation market economy Marshall's account Marshall's argument Marshall's treatment membership modern citizenship nineteenth century participation particular persons political and social political citizenship political rights principles Ralf Dahrendorf reform relations relationship requires rights of citizenship rise role says significance simply situation social citizenship Social Class social inequality social integration social movements social policy social rights social security social services social structure sociological status of citizenship tend tension trade unionism values wage welfare workers working-class