Titlebook: Government and Rural Development in East Africa; Essays on Political L. Cliffe,J. S. Coleman,M. R. Doornbos Book 1977 Martinus Nijhoff, Th

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The Social Structure of the Agricultural Extension Services in the Western Province of Kenya constraint on socialist and economic development. Government employees were seen by peasants and by themselves as a highly cohesive, mutually interdependent elite group. They had very frequent social contact with one another, apparently without regard for rank or speciality, but interacted much les

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Meaning, Narrativity, and the Realconcept aggregating that ensemble of processes by which the political-administrative-juridical centre of a new state (1) establishes an effective and authoritative central presence throughout its geographical and sectoral peripheries, and (2) acquires a capacity for the extraction and mobilization o

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Mental Retardation and the Quest for Meaningogical perspective, it is apparent that such a crisis faces any group that seeks to rule another and is, indeed, characteristic of that eventful phase in which a political group external to a society or a newly formed group within it, seeks to extend its power, initiating change. The representatives

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137370587. Many of these political processes and events emanate from sources in the national governmental structure of Tanzania and the national party organization, the Tanganyika African National Union (TANU). To analyse the political structure of Ugogo today without reference to the wider political context

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-89791-2rds, Fallers, Low, Apter and Southwold. The accounts of these writers go up to the time of independence and shortly after. Since then a few scattered articles have appeared, recounting the continued struggle for power between Buganda and Uganda. Mine is also a limited addition to that trickle. In 19

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John Quintner,Melanie Galbraith,Milton Cohenrage or enable the private sector to perform them, whether through incentives or by means of contracts; they can add the new functions to the tasks of existing government organizations; they can create parastatal bodies; or they can set up new government departments. All four approaches have been us

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