Deconstructing the nation : immigration, racism, and citizenship in modern France
ShareCopied to clipboardDeconstructing the nation : immigration, racism, and citizenship in modern France is a book. It was written by Maxim Silverman and published by Routledge in 1992.
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- author: Maxim Silverman
- publication date: 1992
- book publisher: Routledge
- book series: Critical studies in racism and migration
- book subjects: France, Citizenship-France, France-Emigration and immigration-Government policy
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