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The thinking on institutions and their relationship to democracy from this vantage point appears to be based on several key assumptions which strip these societies of their agency . This is not to suggest that nothing valuable can be ...
The thinking on institutions and their relationship to democracy from this vantage point appears to be based on several key assumptions which strip these societies of their agency . This is not to suggest that nothing valuable can be ...
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a 2 This prompts the question : why have some of these practices endured amidst momentous changes and acquired the features of institutions , whereas some of our newly created public and political institutions remain fragile .
a 2 This prompts the question : why have some of these practices endured amidst momentous changes and acquired the features of institutions , whereas some of our newly created public and political institutions remain fragile .
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An important factor moulding institutions is the nature of society in which they are located . The conditions defining our institutions are marked by immense heterogeneity , diverse social codes and deep inequalities .
An important factor moulding institutions is the nature of society in which they are located . The conditions defining our institutions are marked by immense heterogeneity , diverse social codes and deep inequalities .
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