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What Is Citizenship

Derek Heater

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Preface. Acknowledgement. Introduction. 1. The Liberal Tradition. 2. The Civic Republican Tradition. 3. Who are Citizens?. 4. Multiple Citizenship. 5. Problems and Resolutions. References. Selected Book List. Index.

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Preface. Acknowledgement. Introduction. 1. The Liberal Tradition. 2. The Civic Republican Tradition. 3. Who are Citizens?. 4. Multiple Citizenship. 5. Problems and Resolutions. References. Selected Book List. Index.

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Preface. Acknowledgement. Introduction. 1. The Liberal Tradition. 2. The Civic Republican Tradition. 3. Who are Citizens?. 4. Multiple Citizenship. 5. Problems and Resolutions. References. Selected Book List. Index.

Key concepts: Citizenship, Political science, Sociology, Law, Politics

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