Citizenship Politics
NICK LICATACitizenship Politics encourages readers to think of themselves as “citizens” of a democratic republic. Nations are not static societies.
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Author of Becoming a Citizen Activist & former five-term Seattle City Council member, co-founder of the national municipal network of public officials Local Progress
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