Braver Angels' Civic Scholars Council Courageous Citizenship Papers

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- Richard Andrus
What does it mean to be a Courageous Citizen?
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- Sanda Balaban
Civic Prosperity at 250: From Sacred Honor to Shared Flourishing
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- Kelsey Blahnik
Courageous Citizenship: The And Way
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- Thomas Andrew Bryer
National Park Service Volunteers as Courageous Citizens: Keeping the Flame of Democracy Lit
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- Robert M. Ceresa
Courageous Citizenship as Institutional Design: Renewing the American Pledge through Civic Pathways
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- April Chatham-Carpenter
Role Multiplicity in Practice: Practicing Courageous Citizenship in Contested Civic Spaces
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- Andrew Jason Cohen
A Declaration of Discourse for America
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- John de Graaf
Toward a Transpartisan Politics of Limits And Beauty
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- Loretta L. Donovan
Dynamic Leadership: Empowering Braver Angels to Lead Communities As Courageous Citizens
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- Ben Fink
From Programs to Politics
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- Will Friedman
Civic Populism, Courageous Citizenship and Democratic Renewal as America Turns 250
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- George B. Handley
The Role of Humanities and Religion in Motivating Courageous Citizenship
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- Romy Hübler
When Engagement is Not Enough: Approaches to Developing Courageous Citizenship
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- Michael Johnson with Aiden Cinnamon Tea
Relational Democracy and Courageous Citizenship: From Relational Encounter to Durable Civic Capacity
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- Christopher Koliba
Democracy Matters: Defining Our Shared Social Contract
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- Nancy Kranich
Libraries: Civic Commons of Democracy
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- Michelle Linford and Matthew Watson
Putting the Social Back into Social Work: Principles and Models for Courageous Citizenship
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- Doug Linkhart and Rebecca Trout
All-America Cities: Using Civic Muscle to Strengthen Democracy and Get Results
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- Beth A. Malow and Jim Wilson
Harnessing Courageous Citizenship to Move from Zero-Sum Thinking to Negotiable Pluralism
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- Johann N. Neem
How Americans Learned to Volunteer Final
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- Scott Peters
Due Influence: The Making of a People’s College in Minnesota
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- Christy Grace Provines
A Pledge Renewed: Courageous Citizenship in the ‘Attention Economy’ Era
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- Komal Razvi, Bobby Milstein, and Anna Creegan
Stewards Rising with Courageous Commitments to Thrive Together
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- Sam Rechek and Trysh Travis
“Courageous Citizenship”: A Call to Behavioral or to Cultural Change?
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- Edward Remus and Lucas Steinberg
Kings and Bureaucrats, Dictators and Deep States: Spectres of Caesarism and Bonapartism from the Industrial Revolution to the Age of Trump
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- Collette Revere
Relearning Citizenship in the Age of Information: Holding Truth and Experience Together
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- Dennis A. Ross and Chip Webster
The Case for Universal National Service in the United States
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- John Saunders
A Proposed Model for Citizen Maturity
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- Jonathan Spear
Education as Midwife: K12 Schools Role in Democratic Renewal
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- Sarah M. Stitzlein
Courageous Citizenship--Reclaiming the Civic “We”
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- J. Cherie Strachan
What’s Next for Higher Education’s Civic Engagement Movement?
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- Trygve Throntveit
Courageous Citizenship: An American Political Tradition
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- Liane Weintraub and Eric Hamilton
Reframing Courageous Citizenship for a Polarized Age
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