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... argument at the very moment , in 1989 , when those movements were , ironically enough , in full bloom . Saddam in that year , having already fought his war with Iran and with his own Kurdish rebels , was gearing up to launch his new war ...
... argument at the very moment , in 1989 , when those movements were , ironically enough , in full bloom . Saddam in that year , having already fought his war with Iran and with his own Kurdish rebels , was gearing up to launch his new war ...
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... argument . That was an antiHegelian argument . Still , in these books Colburn took note of a distinctive turn in world events , which was the failure of Marxism and Marxist - like doctrines in vast portions of the world . The general ...
... argument . That was an antiHegelian argument . Still , in these books Colburn took note of a distinctive turn in world events , which was the failure of Marxism and Marxist - like doctrines in vast portions of the world . The general ...
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... argument suggests that multiculturalist policies undermine the welfare state by eroding trust and solidarity among citizens , and hence weakening popular support for redistribution . Multiculturalism erodes solidarity because it ...
... argument suggests that multiculturalist policies undermine the welfare state by eroding trust and solidarity among citizens , and hence weakening popular support for redistribution . Multiculturalism erodes solidarity because it ...
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