Chapter 1 Activation and Labour Market Reforms in Europe: Challenges to Social Citizenship — Introduction

Chapter 2 How Do Activation Policies Affect Social Citizenship? The Issue of Autonomy

Chapter 3 Social Security Provision Targeted at Immigrants — A Forerunner for the General Change of Scandinavian Equal Citizenship? A Danish Case Study

Chapter 4 Relinquishing Rights? The Impact of Activation on Citizenship for Lone Parents in the UK

Chapter 5 Social Citizenship and Activation in Europe: A Gendered Perspective

Chapter 6 The Erosion of Social Status: The Case of Germany

Chapter 7 Redefining Unemployment and Employment Statuses: The Impact of Activation on Social Citizenship in France

Chapter 8 Chances and Pitfalls of Flexible Labour Markets: The Case of the Spanish Strategy of Labour Market Flexibility

Chapter 9 Activation and the Limited Social Citizenship Status of Young and Female Workers: The Italian Case

Chapter 10 The Local- and Street-Level Production of Social Citizenship: The Case of Dutch Social Assistance

Chapter 12 Activation Policies: Potential Enhancement and Factual Restraints of Citizens’ Autonomy