Routledge - Engendering the Political: Citizenship Book

Explore the complex relationship between political action and citizenship in this academic work from Routledge. Engendering the Political: Citizenship from marginal spaces examines what it means to be marginalized through the practices and knowledge of citizenship. The text treats marginalization as a political process and position, looking at how different lives and experiences are shaped when subjects face social, political, and cultural exclusion. This book investigates how various forms of political action emerge when individuals are made vulnerable or invisible by contemporary citizenship structures. It provides a deep look into how exclusion affects the way subjects engage with the political world, contributing to the growing body of literature on social and political science.