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... society that takes a longer time to recognise its mistakes and change . It can , therefore , be argued that sustainable development will be the outcome of a political order in which a society is so structured that it will learn fast ...
... society that takes a longer time to recognise its mistakes and change . It can , therefore , be argued that sustainable development will be the outcome of a political order in which a society is so structured that it will learn fast ...
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... society is multicultural . Old hegemonies when threatened with displacement , an inevitable concomitant of change , often hit back and violently . How to marry this cultural strain with a society which is demographically increasingly ...
... society is multicultural . Old hegemonies when threatened with displacement , an inevitable concomitant of change , often hit back and violently . How to marry this cultural strain with a society which is demographically increasingly ...
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... society will show that , while there has been a constant and at times highly creative interplay between Hindu caste society and tribal society , the two have been distinct and mutu- ally exclusive formations . Richard Lannoy , in The ...
... society will show that , while there has been a constant and at times highly creative interplay between Hindu caste society and tribal society , the two have been distinct and mutu- ally exclusive formations . Richard Lannoy , in The ...
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