Seminar, Temas417-424R. Thapar, 1994 |
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... political power . Politics and poli- tical power have their own limita- tions . Power cannot deliver samskara minorityism . It was as if the flood- gates of political selfishness were let open - there was no stopping any- one . And the ...
... political power . Politics and poli- tical power have their own limita- tions . Power cannot deliver samskara minorityism . It was as if the flood- gates of political selfishness were let open - there was no stopping any- one . And the ...
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... politics it is equally because of the ideological regression of the move- ment . This essay will trace in broad outlines this ideological regression Dravidian movement as to Extending this concept of self- respect to the sphere of political ...
... politics it is equally because of the ideological regression of the move- ment . This essay will trace in broad outlines this ideological regression Dravidian movement as to Extending this concept of self- respect to the sphere of political ...
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... political system and so is much more difficult to remove . Thus , changes in technology and in the mode of production may better describe the absence or other wise of political will rather than the nature of the state in implementing ...
... political system and so is much more difficult to remove . Thus , changes in technology and in the mode of production may better describe the absence or other wise of political will rather than the nature of the state in implementing ...
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