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... civil soci- ety along the Nehruvian model will now be difficult . Though hough new political formations , like those headed by Laloo , Mulayam , Kanshi Ram or Mayawati are still new to the world of civil society discourse , they may be ...
... civil soci- ety along the Nehruvian model will now be difficult . Though hough new political formations , like those headed by Laloo , Mulayam , Kanshi Ram or Mayawati are still new to the world of civil society discourse , they may be ...
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... civil society and how best to make these effective are essential . Civil society is not nec- essarily a neutral arena for it is also a site of contestation depending on the directions of the pressures . But to the extent that it can ...
... civil society and how best to make these effective are essential . Civil society is not nec- essarily a neutral arena for it is also a site of contestation depending on the directions of the pressures . But to the extent that it can ...
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... civil power to deal with grave situations of internal security invariably creates serious problems of command , control and coordination . The unfamiliarity of the clothed with special powers of sur- veillance , head - checks , arrest ...
... civil power to deal with grave situations of internal security invariably creates serious problems of command , control and coordination . The unfamiliarity of the clothed with special powers of sur- veillance , head - checks , arrest ...
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