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Citizenship and Republicanism in a Multicultural Nation
Laksiri Jayasuriya.
This 1993 paper says that with constitutional change likely as the country debates republicanism, it is important to incorporate the pluralism of society within the whole spectrum of institutions, including the concept of citizenship.
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