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... democratic trade unionist of Moroccan ori- gins , was critical not only of the Ashkenazi elite and the neoliberal ... democratic reform . There is now enormous interest in revolution among democratic activists throughout the region . The ...
... democratic trade unionist of Moroccan ori- gins , was critical not only of the Ashkenazi elite and the neoliberal ... democratic reform . There is now enormous interest in revolution among democratic activists throughout the region . The ...
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... democratic revolutionaries . T HE PROBLEM WITH the Karatnycky / Ackerman argument ( and with Boot's wholesale embrace of democratic revo- lution for export ) is not that revolution is an inappropriate mode of democratization or that the ...
... democratic revolutionaries . T HE PROBLEM WITH the Karatnycky / Ackerman argument ( and with Boot's wholesale embrace of democratic revo- lution for export ) is not that revolution is an inappropriate mode of democratization or that the ...
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... democratic regime in West Bengal , India , for twenty - nine years . And a widespread backlash against free - market pre- scriptions in Latin America since 2000 has brought the democratic or quasi - democratic left to power in countries ...
... democratic regime in West Bengal , India , for twenty - nine years . And a widespread backlash against free - market pre- scriptions in Latin America since 2000 has brought the democratic or quasi - democratic left to power in countries ...
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