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... practice of corruption was equivalent , in government , to the practice of ' clientelism ' adopted to construct support , be elected , and stay in power . This argument is obviously tautologous , as it was functional . For if the ...
... practice of corruption was equivalent , in government , to the practice of ' clientelism ' adopted to construct support , be elected , and stay in power . This argument is obviously tautologous , as it was functional . For if the ...
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... practice . The conflict occurred with Nando , a fellow low - rank supervisor and activist of a small right- wing trade - union , who was systematically tolerating some workers ' unjustified ab- sence and poor production . This is not ...
... practice . The conflict occurred with Nando , a fellow low - rank supervisor and activist of a small right- wing trade - union , who was systematically tolerating some workers ' unjustified ab- sence and poor production . This is not ...
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... practice within that Enlightenment tradition . To suggest that anthropology should be actively engaged in the affairs of the polis , in civic life , is not to suggest that it should lose its independence and be subject to narrow ...
... practice within that Enlightenment tradition . To suggest that anthropology should be actively engaged in the affairs of the polis , in civic life , is not to suggest that it should lose its independence and be subject to narrow ...
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