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"""This important collection of alternative interpretations of political membership addresses urgent and timely issues today, from excessive police force to the marginalization of indigenous peoples, recently brought to the fore with the Dakota Pipeline protests. Each chapter not only employs an intersectional approach but challenges conventional work on the subject of ""citizenship"" and the important link between market and political inclusion/exclusion. The very different approaches by each author to understanding how community is built and democracy enacted are a wonderful model of interdisciplinarity and creative vision. I highly recommend this book."" Katy Arnold, Director, Refugee and Forced Migration Studies, DePaul University ""Rosales offers a unique and original collection of essays on one of the most important topics of our time—the nature of citizenship to culture democracy and social and political inclusion. The authors herein discuss the important ways in which the notion of citizenship as changed and the imperative that it must be accessible for all members of society."" Louis Mendoza, Professor of Literature and Cultural Studies, Arizona State University"

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Rodolfo Rosales is a retired Associate Professor at The University of Texas at San Antonio where his teaching focused on political philosophy, urban politics, and ethnic politics. He has worked on questions of community, identity, and citizenship from a structure/agency perspective.

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