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Citizenship

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Generations

Richard Marback

2015

Settlers

J Sakai

2014

Challenging democracy

Madeleine Arnot, Jo-Anne Dillabough

2000

Reading and writing for civic literacy

Donald Lazere

2005

American government and politics

Joseph M. Bessette

2011

Home management and survival skills information for indochinese refugees. English edition

United Community Planning Corporation

1981

Leading corporate citizens

Sandra A. Waddock

2002

Immigrants' rights, citizens' rights

Sara Howell

2015

Voices of freedom

Bill Bliss

1994

Federal citizenship textbook

United States. Bureau of Naturalization.

1922

Citizenship in a Global Age

Gerard Delanty

2000

A citizens' Europe

Allan Rosas, Esko Antola

1995

Inequality and the Fading of Redistributive Politics

John Myles, Keith Banting

2014

How to become a U.S. citizen

Peterson's

2010

Citizens, families & reform

Stein Ringen

1997

Politics in the Vernacular

Will Kymlicka

2001

Urbanization Without Cities

Murray Bookchin

1992

Politics and the Order of Love

Eric Gregory

2008

Multiculturalism, Muslims and citizenship

Anna Triandafyllidou, Ricard Zapata-Barrero, Tariq Modood

2005

Orations and addresses of George William Curtis

George William Curtis

1893

Islam and liberal citizenship

Andrew F. March

2009

Healing the heart of democracy

Parker J. Palmer

2011

The Headscarf Debates: Conflicts of National Belonging

Gökçe Yurdakul, Anna C. Korteweg

2014

Muslim Minorities in Europe and India

Anwar Alam, Konrad Pedziwiatr

2016

Shades of Citizenship

Melissa Nobles

2000

(Un)thinking citizenship

Amanda Gouws

2005

Colleges and universities as citizens

Edward A. Malloy, Robert G. Bringle

1999

Terror in the heart of freedom

Hannah Rosen, Hannah Rosén

2008

Citizenship

J. M. Barbalet

1988

Civic Ideals

Rogers M. Smith

1997

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