Citizenship from Below

Explore the intricate connections between freedom, race, and gender in Citizenship from Below by Mimi Sheller, published by Duke University Press in 2012. This compelling comparative feminist work delves into the historical narratives of Jamaica and Haiti following the abolition of slavery, providing a substantial account of how these elements have shaped societal structures. With 277 pages of insightful analysis, Sheller examines the contemporary gendered landscapes of citizenship, travel, and popular culture throughout the Caribbean. This book is essential for those interested in social sciences, particularly in understanding the dynamics of power and the experiences of sexual minorities and women in the United States and beyond. Dive into this thought-provoking exploration and enrich your understanding of citizenship in a global context.