The phrase "local citizenship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to people who are citizens of a certain locality or region. For example: "The mayors of many small towns are encouraging residents to take an active role in their local citizenship."
But buying the P.C.N. & R., as the newspaper is known, was more than an anthropological exercise; it was an essential act of local citizenship.
One approach would be to put more money and effort into encouraging many more non-citizens to take local citizenship (which chiefly involves passing a language exam).
RICHARD HARLAN Taos, N.M., Dec. 24, 2011 To the Editor: Re "Keeping Students From the Polls" (editorial, Dec. 27): A local driver's license and a mailing address do not confer local citizenship; if they did, undocumented workers would swing elections in Texas and California.
On the other hand, local citizenship becomes more demanding.
The family residence was classified into rural and urban areas on the basis of the local citizenship residence registered before enrollment.
A higher percentage of adolescents with refugee status tended to eat more frequently most of the food items listed in tables 2 and 3 compared to those with local citizenship.
Social capital, operationalized as having a local Hukou (citizenship) in the area where one works, is closely associated with adaptation capacity, whereas a blood relative network has no evident influence on their adaptation behaviours.
The conclusion is reinforced by a multinomial probit model which uses the 1997 local non-citizenship rates as a regressor instead of 2007 rates (bottom of lower panel in Table 4).
What is happening where I live is a quietly extraordinary tale of local and global citizenship.
In Sheep's Vigil by a Fervent Person (2001) and Little Theatres; or, Aturuxos Calados (2005), Erin Mouré offers inventive translations of Portuguese and Galician authors as she explores ideas of local and global citizenship and community.
As such, he displays a passion for taking forward the new prime minister's constitutional agenda - particularly renewing local democracy and citizenship - and subconsciously invokes the views of "Gordon" regularly throughout an interview.
