ACLS Humanities E-Book: Belonging to America: equal citizenship and the constitution

Belonging to America: equal citizenship and the constitution

Karst, Kenneth L.

Year: c1989.

Publisher: Yale University Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Preface

1 Equality, Law, and Belonging: An Introduction

2 Brown and Belonging

3 Equality and Inclusion: Themes in the American Civic Culture

4 Slavery and Citizenship

5 Citizenship, Race, and Culture

6 Nativism and the Paths to Belonging

7 Sex and Separation

8 Citizenship, Race, and Marginality

9 Responsibility and Remedy

10 Citizenship and Nationhood

11 Generations of Inclusion

12 The Courts and the National Community

Appendix

Notes

Bibliography

Table of Cases

Index

reviews

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Title:

Belonging to America : equal citizenship and the constitution Kenneth L. Karst.

Author:

Karst, Kenneth L

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Belonging to America : equal citizenship and the constitution Kenneth L. Karst.
Karst, Kenneth L
New Haven: Yale University Press, c1989.

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Subject Headings:

• Equality before the law -- United States
• Civil rights -- United States
• Citizenship -- United States

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