Rhiannon Firth completed her PhD at the University of Nottingham, UK.

'This book makes a significant contribution to theories of citizenship in demonstrating the possibility of alternative frameworks. It alsmo makes contributions in concretely applying radical thought. And it contributes to a growing literature on critical utopias, usefully extending the reach of this literature by bringing it into contact with issues of citizenship.' Andy Robinson, University of Nottingham, Political Theory Journal

• 1. Introduction  2. Utopianism: Two Traditions  3. Critical Utopias in Practice  4. Territory  5. Authority  6. Rights  7. Towards a Conclusion: New Openings

Rhiannon Firth completed her PhD at the University of Nottingham, UK.

'This book makes a significant contribution to theories of citizenship in demonstrating the possibility of alternative frameworks. It alsmo makes contributions in concretely applying radical thought. And it contributes to a growing literature on critical utopias, usefully extending the reach of this literature by bringing it into contact with issues of citizenship.' Andy Robinson, University of Nottingham, Political Theory Journal

• 1. Introduction  2. Utopianism: Two Traditions  3. Critical Utopias in Practice  4. Territory  5. Authority  6. Rights  7. Towards a Conclusion: New Openings

Rhiannon Firth completed her PhD at the University of Nottingham, UK.

'This book makes a significant contribution to theories of citizenship in demonstrating the possibility of alternative frameworks. It alsmo makes contributions in concretely applying radical thought. And it contributes to a growing literature on critical utopias, usefully extending the reach of this literature by bringing it into contact with issues of citizenship.' Andy Robinson, University of Nottingham, Political Theory Journal

• 1. Introduction  2. Utopianism: Two Traditions  3. Critical Utopias in Practice  4. Territory  5. Authority  6. Rights  7. Towards a Conclusion: New Openings