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In the ancient world, citizenship was a demanding public responsibility, not just a right of abode or access to minimal democracy. Craige Champion shows how, amid massive historical change, Athens and Rome managed the content and boundaries of citizenship, providing grist for today’s debates over immigration, civic education, and national purpose.
- : Craige B. Champion
- : Harvard University Press
- : 9780674306042
- : Engels
- : Hardcover
- : 400
- : januari 2027
- : 700
- : 215 x 140 x 27 mm.
- : Geschiedenis van Amerika