Remaking Citizenship: Latina Immigrants and New American Politics
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Remaking Citizenship: Latina Immigrants and New American Politics

by Kathleen Coll, Kathleen M. Coll

Politics Sociology Immigration
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Remaking Citizenship explores Latina immigrants and their relationship to new American politics. Focusing on citizenship, immigration, and political participation, Kathleen Coll and Kathleen M. Coll present a timely sociopolitical study for readers seeking to understand how changing communities shape American political life.

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Remaking Citizenship: Latina Immigrants and New American Politics explores the relationship between Latina immigrants and American political life.

The book focuses on citizenship as a changing concept shaped by immigration and participation in politics.

It offers a sociopolitical perspective on the ways Latina immigrants contribute to new forms of American political engagement.

Written by Kathleen Coll and Kathleen M. Coll, this work is suited to readers interested in immigration, citizenship, and contemporary American politics.

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