<p>1. Introduction; Paula Hildebrandt and Sibylle Peters.- 2. Yet Another Effort, Citizens, if you Want to Learn How to React!; Kai van Eikels.- 3. [An] Elephant in the room. Notes on the ‘Welcome City’ Hamburg; Paula Hildebrandt.- 4. Doing Rights with Things: the Art of Becoming Citizens; Engin Isin.- 5. Performing Citizenship - Gathering (in the) Movement; Liz Rech.- 6. On Bodies and the Need to Appropriate Them; Antje Velsinger.- 7. Silence, Motifs and Echoes – Acts of Listening in Postcolonial Hamburg; Katharina Kellermann.- 8. Claims for the Future: Indigenous Rights, Housing Rights, Land Rights, Women’s Rights; Elke Krasny.- 9. Spaces of Citizenship; Sergio Tamayo.- 10. Urban Citizenship – Spaces for Enacting Rights; Kathrin Wildner.- 11. A Space of Performing Citizenship – the Gängeviertel in Hamburg; Michael Ziehl.- 12. Performance as Delegation: Citizenship in ‘Lloyd's Assemblage’; Moritz Frischkorn.- 13. (Re)Labelling: Mimicry, Between Identification and Subjectivation; Thari Jungen.- 14. PARALOGISTICS. On People, Things and Oceans; geheimagentur and Sibylle Peters.- 15. Phyto-Performance and the Lost Gardens of Riga; Alan Read.- 16. Of Mice and Masks: How performing citizenship worked for a thousand years in the Venetian Republic and why the Age of Enlightenment brought it to an abrupt end; Mirjam Schaub.- 17. Perform, Citizen!: On the Resource of Visibility in Performative Practice, between Invitation and Imperative; Maike Gunsilius.- 18. Practices of Politicizing Listening (to Migration): 'The point of language will no longer only be about communication, but also about pleasure and politics'; Nanna Heidenreich.- 19. Childish Citizenship; Darren O’Donnell.- 20. I do. From Instruction to Agency: Designing of Vocational Orientation throughArtistic Practice; Constanze Schmidt.</p>
