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الصفحة 110
Manjaco struggle to make society where it counts most - in villages and in emerging transnational communities that bypass the state . They realise that making society is a struggle against what they perceive as indigenous ...
Manjaco struggle to make society where it counts most - in villages and in emerging transnational communities that bypass the state . They realise that making society is a struggle against what they perceive as indigenous ...
الصفحة 149
... ideological orientations and the aim of improving the embeddedness of the central state in local societies . ... African peasantry involved the premise of a fundamental difference ( alterite ) between the state and peasant society .
... ideological orientations and the aim of improving the embeddedness of the central state in local societies . ... African peasantry involved the premise of a fundamental difference ( alterite ) between the state and peasant society .
الصفحة 174
It is hard , indeed , to imagine a society we would call human in which individuals did not provide justifications ... In a continent where societies are frequently figured as things which are falling apart — with their governmental ...
It is hard , indeed , to imagine a society we would call human in which individuals did not provide justifications ... In a continent where societies are frequently figured as things which are falling apart — with their governmental ...
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