Abstract

CIRIZA, Alejandra. Women's citizenship in XXI century: the ideal of global citizenship and the privatization of rights. Cuad. Fac. Humanid. Cienc. Soc., Univ. Nac. Jujuy [online]. 2006, n.31, pp.129-145. ISSN 1668-8104.

The view towards women’s citizenship (without counting the discussions about the use of citizenship notion to women) is often an squint one (Too expensive to philosophical and scientific occidental tradition), to say it in a visual metaphorical way: it goes through the configuration of new scenarios or through the female poverty; it goes towards the international scenarios as the places were women are empowerment or towards the transformations over live conditions that, at least in a periferical country like Argentina, has supposed huge backward steps. This write tries to draw a way able to assume the tensions and borders that late capitalism crisis has imposed to the request of women rights, as well as they are developed from international scenarios. If we understand citizenship as “the rights to have rights”, the ideals of a global citizenship co- exist in tension with two others phenomenons which are on one hand, the fact that rights are coming back to the private; and, on the other hand, that poverty and survival is coming more and more female.

Keywords : Citizenship; Late capitalism; Women.

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