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Mercenaries, Pirates, and Sovereigns

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Copyright Page
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Preface
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Abbreviations
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Introduction
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Maritime Piracy, Past and Present
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Theoretical Framework
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Describing Contemporary Maritime Piracy
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National State Capacity and Maritime Piracy
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Governance and Piracy in Indonesia
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Governance and Piracy in Nigeria and Somalia
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Conclusion
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Maritime Piracy Event and Location Dataset (MPELD) Codebook
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Additional Materials for Chapter 4
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Additional Materials for Chapter 6
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Additional Materials for Chapter 7
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Earned Citizenship
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Copyright Page
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Abbreviations
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Notes
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Introduction
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Civic Membership as Reciprocity
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Earned Citizenship through Military Service
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Keeping Faith with Immigrant Military Personnel and Veterans
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Recognizing the Civic Value of Parenting a New Generation
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Caring as a Civic Service
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Moving Past “Americanization” toward Earned Citizenship
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Conclusion
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