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... Coun- cils are elected by secret ballot . They are gen- der inclusive , though in some conservative ar- eas separate male and female councils are elected . The codified decision - making proce- dures of the councils build upon , and ...
... Coun- cils are elected by secret ballot . They are gen- der inclusive , though in some conservative ar- eas separate male and female councils are elected . The codified decision - making proce- dures of the councils build upon , and ...
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... coun- tries . Markets , especially international markets , are fickle and sometimes just plain cruel . Un- fettered markets may be dominated by power- ful economic actors , most likely from rich coun- tries . A simple but illustrative ...
... coun- tries . Markets , especially international markets , are fickle and sometimes just plain cruel . Un- fettered markets may be dominated by power- ful economic actors , most likely from rich coun- tries . A simple but illustrative ...
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... coun- tries are consistently unable to pay them back . Instead , the economists argue , the institution should make " performance - based " develop- ment grants to countries in need . The World Bank boasts that the recipients of its ...
... coun- tries are consistently unable to pay them back . Instead , the economists argue , the institution should make " performance - based " develop- ment grants to countries in need . The World Bank boasts that the recipients of its ...
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