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When Citizens Can't Participate: Limits in Non-Democracies
Explain how opportunities for citizen participation are limited in societies without representative government.
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Citizenship and Civic Participation Around the World
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Define citizenship and compare the roles, responsibilities, and participation opportunities of citizens across different contemporary societies, including democracies and non-democracies.
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