[SOLVED] EU Citizenship comparing political rights and second country citizenship example voting in local elections in Denmark and Irland.

Research Question
EU Citizenship comparing political rights and second country citizenship example voting in local elections in Denmark and Irland. National voting rights? What is the mean argument? Bing excluded from voting rights?
ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
1. Use four (4) Scholarly research.
2. Upload a revised review of this draft, explaining how theoretical arguments and/or empirical findings from at least three published and professionally peer-reviewed scholarly articles or book chapters related to your research question might be incorporated into the argument you might develop for your paper.
3. Include full bibliographic citations to all scholarship you discuss at the end of your document. These citations and their annotations (below) do not count as part of your 2-3 pages of discussion (above).
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