Between Consent and Descent: Conceptions of Democratic Citizenship

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Douglas Klusmeyer clarifies the sources of Western concepts of citizenship, from the ancient Greeks to modern social democrats: where they came from, how they evolved, and where they tend to lead. He offers a profound analysis of the contrasting values embodied in different approaches to civic membership. A volume of the International Migration Policy Issues Series.

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