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Until recently, feminist theory and citizenship theory have seemed two distinct areas, with writers in both camps seldom discussing the other′s work. <b>Feminism and Citizenship</b> challenges this silence, arguing for the need to collect the debates around citizenship and feminism. The author provides an original reflection upon the key issues in political theory and advocates a unique feminist intervention into the sub-themes of citizenship, including liberty, rights, social equality, political identity, political representation and political judgement. </p> <p></p> <p>Rian Voet moves to develop a feminist notion of citizenship by discussing critically citizenship theories and identifying rudimentary feminist theories of citizenship. H