The Unmaking of American Citizenship
by Benjamin Ginsberg, Dorothea Israel Wolfson
The Unmaking of American Citizenship examines the changing meaning and status of citizenship in the United States. Benjamin Ginsberg and Dorothea Israel Wolfson consider citizenship as a vital part of American political and civic life, offering readers a focused work on its transformation and significance.
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The Unmaking of American Citizenship explores the changing meaning and status of citizenship in the United States.
By Benjamin Ginsberg and Dorothea Israel Wolfson, the book focuses on citizenship as a significant subject in American political and civic life.
Its title points to an examination of how American citizenship may be weakened, reshaped, or dismantled.
This work will interest readers seeking thoughtful perspectives on the relationship between citizenship, government, law, and society.
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