Part 1. Age, cohort, and generation -- Civic renewal: theory and practice / Peter Levine -- "Appreciation and elevation of labor": working-class youth and middle-class citizenship / Jane Fiegen Green - The spectacle of a farmer bending over a washtub: gendered labor in the preparation for Native American citizenship in nineteenth-century Arizona -- He wants to take them to Russia! American courts and the battle for birth citizens during the Cold War / John W. Hink Jr. -- Part 2. Young age, globalization, migration -- The negotiation of citizenship among Pakistani youth in Great Britian: intersections, interventions, and interactions -- Complicating citizenship: how children of immigrants in Italy represent belonging and rights / Enzo Colombo -- Children, postconflict processes, and situated cosmopolitanism / Pauline Stoltz -- Part 3. Generational disparities and the clash of cultures -- (Re)claiming US citizenship: Mexican American repatriation in the 1930s and Mexican-born children / Yuki Oda -- The challenge of ANC youth from the Soweta uprising to Julius Malema / Richard Marback -- Old Beurs, new Beurs, and French citizenship / Abdeldjalil Larbi Youcef -- Part 4. Later life, civic engagement, disenfranchisement -- Is participation decline inevitable as generations age? Insights from African American elders / Jennie Sweet-Cushman, Mary Herring, Lisa J. Ficker, Cathy Lysack, Marc W. Kruman, Peter A. Lichtenberg -- "Active aging" as citizenship in Poland / Jessica C. Robbins-Ruszkowski -- From personal care to medical care: the problem of old age and the rise of the senior solution, 1949-50 / Tamara Mann -- Conclusion / Jessica C. Robbins-Ruszkowski and Richard Marback.
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