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The key feature of such institutions , we believe , is the implementation of a participatory , rather than representative democracy so susceptible to perversion . The basic unit of such participatory democracy has to be a relatively ...
The key feature of such institutions , we believe , is the implementation of a participatory , rather than representative democracy so susceptible to perversion . The basic unit of such participatory democracy has to be a relatively ...
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Traditional community institutions , where they have existed , were ignored by the fishery bureaucracy in its eagerness to introduce new institutions like cooperatives and welfare societies . These modern institutions were usurped by ...
Traditional community institutions , where they have existed , were ignored by the fishery bureaucracy in its eagerness to introduce new institutions like cooperatives and welfare societies . These modern institutions were usurped by ...
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This institution , inclusive of the debates and theorizing surrounding it , was transported to colonial India along ... The colonial state's penal sanctions and institutions intended through abstraction and uniformity to permeate and ...
This institution , inclusive of the debates and theorizing surrounding it , was transported to colonial India along ... The colonial state's penal sanctions and institutions intended through abstraction and uniformity to permeate and ...
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