Lauren Marie Balasco, Ph.D. (University of Delaware), Associate Professor of Political Science (Stockton University): Areas of specialization include comparative politics, rule of law, democratization, transitional justice, human rights, Latin American politics. Claire E. Abernathy, Ph.D. (Vanderbilt University), Associate Professor of Political Science (Stockton University): Areas of specialization include American politics, legislative correspondence management practices. Jennifer Forestal, Ph.D. (Northwestern University), Assistant Professor of Political Science (Loyola University Chicago): Areas of specialization include political theory, effects of digital technologies on democratic politics and how it can shape users' democratic habits and practices.
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Preface: Why Citizenship? Chapter 1: Unpacking Citizenship Part 1: Explaining Statehood Chapter 2: Justifying the State Chapter 3: Comparing State Strength and Fragility Chapter 4: Defining Rights in the United States Chapter 5: Establishing Security Part 2: Organizing Political Life Chapter 6: Defining Democracy Chapter 7: Comparing Democratic Regimes Chapter 8: Exploring Democratic Institutions in the United States Chapter 9: Ordering the Global System Part 3: Shaping Participatory Processes Chapter 10: Structuring Participation Chapter 11: (De)-Democratizing Political Regimes Chapter 12: Participating in the U.S. Political System Chapter 13: Governing Global Politics Part 4: Challenging the State Chapter 14: Resisting State Authority Chapter 15: Mobilizing Contentious Politics Chapter 16: Framing Political Conflict in the United States Chapter 17: Holding States Accountable through International Law
Preface: Why Citizenship? Chapter 1: Unpacking Citizenship Part 1: Explaining Statehood Chapter 2: Justifying the State Chapter 3: Comparing State Strength and Fragility Chapter 4: Defining Rights in the United States Chapter 5: Establishing Security Part 2: Organizing Political Life Chapter 6: Defining Democracy Chapter 7: Comparing Democratic Regimes Chapter 8: Exploring Democratic Institutions in the United States Chapter 9: Ordering the Global System Part 3: Shaping Participatory Processes Chapter 10: Structuring Participation Chapter 11: (De)-Democratizing Political Regimes Chapter 12: Participating in the U.S. Political System Chapter 13: Governing Global Politics Part 4: Challenging the State Chapter 14: Resisting State Authority Chapter 15: Mobilizing Contentious Politics Chapter 16: Framing Political Conflict in the United States Chapter 17: Holding States Accountable through International Law
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