Titlebook: Law, Disorder and the Colonial State; Corruption in Burma Jonathan Saha Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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Jonathan Sahach gar nicht notwendig, denn ursprünglich kamen sie als exotische Neuerung zu uns, viel zu teuer fiir normale Deutsche. Inzwischen sind über 30 Jahre vergangen, die Ketten haben Fu? gefa?t und expandieren kr?ftig. Auf Seite 7 ihres Buches schneidet Sabine HOFMANN eine nette Anekdote an, die ich sinn

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https://doi.org/10.1057/97811373069991900; British rule; experience; law; novel

Missile

978-1-349-34743-8Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013

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競選運動

Conclusion, research during the frantic weeks I spent there, most of which I passed shut away in the national archives of Myanmar. These were sentiments shared by others I met in the city as well: it was perhaps bad then, but it is worse now.

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The Career of Inspector Pakiri,ial state was made by its subordinate officials also has a more sophisticated implication. Subordinate officials through their everyday acts performed and enacted the colonial state.. Hobbes’s notion of the state being created through art is apt for characterising this role of subordinate officials