Seminar, Temas449-460R. Thapar, 1997 |
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... social order . But when economic factors acquired greater salience , even the caste system was forced to change . With the proliferation of bureaucracy , and a rise in corruption and crime as a quicker means of accumulation ...
... social order . But when economic factors acquired greater salience , even the caste system was forced to change . With the proliferation of bureaucracy , and a rise in corruption and crime as a quicker means of accumulation ...
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73 74. enhancing social opportunities such as education , health care , social security and other related ' entitlements ' has been abysmal . The reason for this monumental neglect of social inequalities and deprivations ' is to be ...
73 74. enhancing social opportunities such as education , health care , social security and other related ' entitlements ' has been abysmal . The reason for this monumental neglect of social inequalities and deprivations ' is to be ...
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... social reality to their place of origin . The creation of the modern world - system involved the European encounter with the peoples of the rest of the world . The European dominion gener- ated a key question for the social sciences ...
... social reality to their place of origin . The creation of the modern world - system involved the European encounter with the peoples of the rest of the world . The European dominion gener- ated a key question for the social sciences ...
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