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Citizenship

Citizenship and choice: An overview

Norman Lewis Professor of Public Law at the Centre for Socio‐Legal Studies, University of Sheffield
Pages 9-16 | Published online: 07 Jan 2009

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Marian Barnes & David Prior. (1995) Spoilt for choice? How consumerism can disempower public service users. Public Money & Management 15:3, pages 53-58.
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Brad Lockerbie. (2004) A Look to the Future: Forecasting the 2004 Presidential Election. PS: Political Science & Politics 37:4, pages 741-743.
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