Fecal-Impaction
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Social Capital, Political Participation and Migration in EuropeMaking Multicultural
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Cantankerous
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faddish
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Manlio Cinalli,Marco Giugnijects is a central issue in this book, which is addressed by investigating the conditions governing the application of predicates relating time and other entities. Of particular interest here are relations betw978-3-319-89026-5978-3-319-70999-4Series ISSN 0166-6991 Series E-ISSN 2542-8292
破布
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gruelling
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Institutional Opportunities, Discursive Opportunities and the Political Participation of Migrants ial opportunities to discursive opportunities, for the political participation of migrants at the individual level. To what extent does the political context influence individual participation? If there is an impact, how can we disentangle the institutional from the discursive aspects of that context
哑剧
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The Electoral Participation of Naturalized Immigrants in Ten European Cities,which extended local voting rights to foreign residents in the 1970s and 1980s. However, in many other countries a very nationalistic view on this issue has prevailed, either widely opposing the signature of the Convention on the Participation of Foreigners in Public Life at the Local Level (1992),
Epidural-Space
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hereditary
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GROUP
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Place Attachment, Community Cohesion and the Politics of Belonging in European Cities,em with a deficit in bridging ties . social categories. These events were perceived as a challenge to ‘multicultural’ policies and raised concerns regarding the ominous advancement of different ethnic groups leading ‘parallel lives’ in British cities (Cantle, 2001). The resultant ‘community cohesion