Walter J. Nicholls - Cities and Social Movements: Immigrant Rights Activism in the US, France, and the Netherlands, 1970-2015

Walter J. Nicholls and Justus Uitermark

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To our children who grew up while the book progressed: Emile J. Nicholls, Louise E. Nicholls, Imre D. Uitermark

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