T.H. Marshall, social rights and English national identity

Bryan Stanley Turner

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In this inaugural essay in the Thinking Citizenship Series, Turner evaluates the important contributions of T.H. Marshall to the study of citizenship. Marshall's model of citizenship remains one of the best descriptions of the development of social rights in twentieth century Britain and an important framework for understanding the connection between civil liberties and social rights.

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