Citizenship Rights and Social Movements: A Comparative and Statistical Analysis
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Rights-in-Principle Rights-in-Principle
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Rights-in-Practice Rights-in-Practice
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The Gap The Gap
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Individual Rights and Authoritarian Regimes Individual Rights and Authoritarian Regimes
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4 The Contours of Citizenship Rights
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Published:25 May 2000
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Abstract
This chapter describes the trends and properties of the measures and indicators of citizenship rights. It presents a succession of tables and figures which trace the evolution of citizenship rights over time. In this way, the different rights measures show the changes in rights provision both within and across cases. These measures comprise the rights-in-principle indicators (BANKSLII and the IPI), the rights-in-practice indicators (Gastil, FJII, DUFFMC, Arat, Humana, and the CRI), and the GAP indicator for the four cases over time. The three principal measures are presented for the four cases, in alphabetical order, of Brazil, Chile, Mexico, and Spain. The chapter concludes with a discussion of the broad patterns of similarity and difference across the cases.
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