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Banal nationalism, 81–82 Capital (Marx), 5
Bank of America, 229 Castells, Manuel, 30, 35–37, 200,
Barbalet, Jack, 137 221, 225–226
Barclays Bank, 229 Castles, Stephen, 178
Battle of Seattle, 216, 217 Celebrity politicians, 199
Baubock, Rainer, 180 Chandhoke, Neera, 217
Bay Times, 158 Chandler, David, 72
BBC, 83 Child Poverty Action Group, 122–123
Beck, Ulrich, 38–39, 55, 57–59 Chouliaraki, Lilie, 83–84
Belgium, political parties in, 197 Citizens
Bellow, Saul, 163 as consumers, 54, 141, 142, 198
Belmarsh Prison, 67 role in politics, 13–15
Benford, Rob, 101–102, 104 Citizenship
Blair, Tony, 199 attributing at birth, 161–162
Bohman, James, 225 civil rights and, 135
Boltanski, Luc, 83 civil sphere and, 132, 133
Bosniak, Linda, 180 commitments to human rights and,
Bottomore, Thomas, 11 205
Brands, vs. products, 54 criteria for, 187
Britain. See United Kingdom (UK) cultural politics of, 132–133
Bureaucracy, in Weberian thought, ecological, 189–190
10–11 effect of neo-liberal policies on,
Butler, Judith, 82, 154, 158 134, 141–143, 146–147
environment and, 186–191
C European, 182–186
Calhoun, Craig, 79, 88–89 gay and lesbian movement/queer
Calvin Klein, 54 politics and, 155–159
Cammaerts, Bart, 226 historical development of, 131, 136
Canada immigration, assimilation, “new
multicultural ideal in, 165 racism” and, 161–165
Shari’a law in, 167 Marshall model of, 131–140
Capitalism migration and rights across borders,
alternative globalization and, 218, 177–182
219, 221 multiculturalism, group-
citizenship and, 136, 140 differentiated rights, “new
civil society and, 215–216 assimilationism” and, 165–176,
disorganized, 51–53 191n1
environmentalism and, 188 national borders and, 133–134
flexible post-modernity, 50 nationality and, 183
footloose, 44 political rights and, 135
globalization as consequence of, 46, post-national (see Post-national
47–55 citizenship)
Marxism tradition of political proliferation of statuses, 181
sociology and, 4–9 racialization, ethnicity and,
turbo-, 44, 214, 215 159–176
