Keeping the Republic: Power And Citizenship in American Politics
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Keeping the Republic: Power And Citizenship in American Politics

by Christine Barbour, Gerald C. Wright

Textbook Political Science American government civics
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Christine Barbour and Gerald C. Wright explore the central relationship between power and citizenship in American politics. Keeping the Republic is a focused resource for readers interested in American government, civic participation, and the political foundations of the United States.

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Keeping the Republic: Power And Citizenship in American Politics examines themes of power and citizenship within American politics.

Written by Christine Barbour and Gerald C. Wright, the book centers on the structures and practices that shape political life in the United States.

Its title emphasizes the relationship between maintaining a republic and participating as a citizen.

This edition is suitable for readers seeking a focused introduction to American political themes.

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