Seminar, Temas240-244R. Thapur, 1979 |
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... democratic process in the country . The experience of the last thirty years effectively demonstrates the distortions in the democratic pro- cesses generated by the inflow of big money in elections . The role of big money can , to some ...
... democratic process in the country . The experience of the last thirty years effectively demonstrates the distortions in the democratic pro- cesses generated by the inflow of big money in elections . The role of big money can , to some ...
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... democratic rights ; while such rights cannot be snatched away , they can certainly be regulated . The objective of such regulation should be to balance the integrity of the electoral process and the preserva- tion of democratic rights ...
... democratic rights ; while such rights cannot be snatched away , they can certainly be regulated . The objective of such regulation should be to balance the integrity of the electoral process and the preserva- tion of democratic rights ...
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... democratic path adopt an approach that both restores the democratic process and deepens it . Is it too much to expect that elements in the Janata , the Janata ( S ) , the Congress ( S ) and the Left parties move away from false issues ...
... democratic path adopt an approach that both restores the democratic process and deepens it . Is it too much to expect that elements in the Janata , the Janata ( S ) , the Congress ( S ) and the Left parties move away from false issues ...
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