Mobile Citizenship addresses the question of how mobility reconfigures citizenship, offering a novel perspective through the case of lifestyle émigrés, in particular retirees, moving south, from Germany to Turkey.

Series editor's preface; Introduction: transnational lifestyles and mobile citizenship; PART 1 Citizenship, space, and ageing; 1 Citizenship in the age of mobility; 2 Reverse spatialities; 3 Locating retirement lifestyle migration; PART 2 Privileges of citizenship; 4 Citizenship, welfare, and well-being across borders; 5 Transnational lifestyles, citizenship practices, and local belonging; PART 3 Mobile citizenship in insecure times; 6 Paradise lost?; 7 Conclusion

Margit Fauser is Professor in Migration, Transculturality and Internationalisation at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Germany. She is the author of Migrants and Cities (Routledge 2012), the co-author of Transnational Migration (Polity Press, 2013), and the co-editor of Transnational Return and Social Change (Anthem Press, 2020).