Elites in Latin AmericaSeymour Martin Lipset, Aldo E. Solari Oxford University Press, 1967 - 531 páginas |
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... less concerned with basic reforms , there are signs that its hold on the industrialized urban sectors is becoming less secure , and that it is turning increasingly to the peasantry for support . This process could also be seen in the ...
... less concerned with basic reforms , there are signs that its hold on the industrialized urban sectors is becoming less secure , and that it is turning increasingly to the peasantry for support . This process could also be seen in the ...
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... less indus- trialized societies suggests that commitment to traditional religion is a good indicator of the strength of traditionalism in the society . The more involved in religious belief and practice , the less likely is an indi ...
... less indus- trialized societies suggests that commitment to traditional religion is a good indicator of the strength of traditionalism in the society . The more involved in religious belief and practice , the less likely is an indi ...
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... less problematical in Ceará and Pará than in São Paulo , and teachers in the former are , therefore , less likely to focus on parental traits . These results illustrate the difficulty of using the same questionnaire items as indicators ...
... less problematical in Ceará and Pará than in São Paulo , and teachers in the former are , therefore , less likely to focus on parental traits . These results illustrate the difficulty of using the same questionnaire items as indicators ...
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Values Education and Entrepreneurship | 3 |
The Middle Classes | 61 |
The Industrial Elite | 94 |
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