Routledge - Engendering the Political: Citizenship from Marginal Spaces

Explore the complex relationship between political identity and citizenship in this academic study from Routledge. Engendering the Political: Citizenship from Marginal Spaces examines what it means to be marginalized through the practices and knowledge of citizenship. This book treats marginalization as a political process and position, offering deep insights into how social, political, and cultural exclusion affects the individual. Readers will learn how different lives and experiences are shaped when subjects are made vulnerable or invisible by contemporary forms of citizenship. By looking at political action from the perspective of those excluded, this work provides a unique look at how political identities are formed. It is a significant resource for students and scholars interested in how marginal spaces influence the broader understanding of political existence and social structures.