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... minorities in particular . It is nec- essary , therefore , that we take a closer look at what we mean by minorities , minority institutions and minority protection . Before democracy there was no institutional acceptance of cultural ...
... minorities in particular . It is nec- essary , therefore , that we take a closer look at what we mean by minorities , minority institutions and minority protection . Before democracy there was no institutional acceptance of cultural ...
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... minority institutions and protecting minorities get their ideo- logical raison d'etre . If , on the other hand , Sikhs raised funds for their own tercentenary celebrations it would have been quite unobjectionable . In fact , there is a ...
... minority institutions and protecting minorities get their ideo- logical raison d'etre . If , on the other hand , Sikhs raised funds for their own tercentenary celebrations it would have been quite unobjectionable . In fact , there is a ...
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... minority ' institutions have not managed to creatively use their minority status to set up centres of excellence . The editor's personal preoccupation is , however , with the fate of higher education in the Muslim com- munity . This is ...
... minority ' institutions have not managed to creatively use their minority status to set up centres of excellence . The editor's personal preoccupation is , however , with the fate of higher education in the Muslim com- munity . This is ...
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