Lived Citizenship on the Edge of Society

1. Social Work and Lived Citizenship
Hanne Warming, Kristian Fahnøe

2. Citizenship on the Edge: Homeless Outreach and the City
Tom Hall

3. ‘They Know Everything About Us’—Exploring Spaces of Surveillance and Citizenship Learning Opportunities in a 24-Hour Care Institution
Michael Christensen

4. The Role of Social Work Practice and Policy in the Lived and Intimate Citizenship of Young People with Psychological Disorders
Hanne Warming

5. Exploring Norms About Citizenship in Stories of Young People with “Psychological Vulnerabilities”
Manon Alice Lavaud

6. Social Repair of Relationships: Rights and Belonging in Outreach Work with Homeless People
Kristian Fahnøe

7. Towards a Pragmatic Approach to Children’s Citizenship: The Case of School Social Work in France
Pascale Garnier

8. Theorizing Children’s Welfare Citizenship: Lived Citizenship, Social Recognition and Generations
Tom Cockburn

9. From Objects of Care to Citizens—Young Carers’ Citizenship
Anne Wihstutz

10. Migrant Women’s Intimate Struggles and Lived Citizenship: Experiences from Southern Europe
Daniela Cherubini

11. Geo-politics and Citizenship: Why Geography Matters in Defining Social Citizenship Rights of Canadian-Muslim Youth
Mehmoona Moosa-Mitha

12. Conclusion: The Potentials of a Lived Citizenship Perspective for Critical Social Work Research
Kristian Fahnøe, Hanne Warming

Keywords: Social Sciences, Comparative Social Policy, Sociology of Citizenship, Social Structure, Social Inequality