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Part 1 Theoretical considerations: the problem of the state collective action and the state. Part 2 citizenship policy and administration: Secretary of State 1867-1945 - toward a citizenship role the citizenship branch, 1945-1968 the rise and fall of citizen participation, 1968-1974 programme evolution and change, 1974-1989. Part 3 Programmes and organizations: social action and official language minority groups multiculturalism the womens' programme. Part 4 Conclusions: citizenship and collective action the state and collective mobilization.
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