Fiscal Disobedience

Explore the thought-provoking insights of Fiscal Disobedience by Janet Roitman, published by Princeton University Press in 2004. This compelling paperback, spanning 256 pages, delves into the complex interplay between citizenship and the evolving global economy, particularly in the context of Central Africa and Cameroon.

Roitman presents a fresh perspective on the fiscal relationships that define the connection between the state and its citizens. She argues that the concept of citizenship is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a renegotiation of rights and obligations in the face of a fiscal crisis affecting the nation-state.

Ideal for readers interested in anthropology, political science, and postcolonial studies, Fiscal Disobedience invites you to rethink the dynamics of citizenship and economic conditions in today's world. Don't miss the opportunity to engage with this essential work that challenges conventional views on economics and society.