Seminar, Volúmenes473-478R. Thapar, 1999 |
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... become more effective . In suggesting this , the author is painfully aware of the ills of over- institutionalisation in any sector , inclu- ding in the CSIS . There is no guarantee that CSIS , if they become dominant , will not become ...
... become more effective . In suggesting this , the author is painfully aware of the ills of over- institutionalisation in any sector , inclu- ding in the CSIS . There is no guarantee that CSIS , if they become dominant , will not become ...
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... become narcissistic , producing an infinity of texts on itself . This same fate haunts the subalterns who have dissi- pated into post - modernism or become an NRI imagination which reinvents India as the subject of its vicarious ...
... become narcissistic , producing an infinity of texts on itself . This same fate haunts the subalterns who have dissi- pated into post - modernism or become an NRI imagination which reinvents India as the subject of its vicarious ...
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... becomes a battle between two forms of expertise . A peace movement in India must first liberate the political . is the politics of this silence that we need to explore . poverty business , will become mere extension counters of the ...
... becomes a battle between two forms of expertise . A peace movement in India must first liberate the political . is the politics of this silence that we need to explore . poverty business , will become mere extension counters of the ...
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