Titlebook: Democratization in the Third World; Concrete Cases in Co Lars Rudebeck (Associate Professor in Political Sc Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-09850-5ranteed political equality among citizens or members who are independent enough to express their own will,. then democratization may be defined as the process leading to democracy, . to its consolidation and deepening. It is true, of course, that many such processes have not come from below, but are

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Basislegende empirische Analysenks to develop a general argument about the connections between the pursuit of group self-interest, the defence of organizational rights and involvement in wider democratic struggles. The argument draws on the experiences of a range of Nigerian organizations during the 1980s and early 1990s, includin

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Regelkreis des Strategischen Bankmanagementsollowing the election on 31 October 1991, Zambia has been looked upon as a model. Lack of violence is a good reason for praise, but what is there more to be learnt from this process of democratization? What happened at the local level? How was the organization of urban communities affected?

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Democratization in the Third World978-1-349-26783-5Series ISSN 2662-2483 Series E-ISSN 2662-2491

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Springer Texts in Business and Economicsate their special interests and struggles over hegemony — not to talk of entrepreneurial students and researchers. Thus, there is a good deal of confusion and a great need for reflection — to get some perspective, to develop fruitful approaches, and to move ahead while preserving scientific and political integrity.

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Diana Kalibatien?,Jolanta Miliauskait?al and the French Revolutions. It entailed an unprecedented social mobilization of human and non-human resources as the pronounced localism of the traditional post-medieval community was broken up and superseded by the creation of national arenas on the economic, political and cultural levels.