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THOSE WHO RULE JOSÉ LUIS DE IMAZ Argentine sociologist José Luis de
Imaz did not necessarily intend his work to have any relevance to the
experiences of other Latin American countries . His analysis was limited to the
domestic ...
THOSE WHO RULE JOSÉ LUIS DE IMAZ Argentine sociologist José Luis de
Imaz did not necessarily intend his work to have any relevance to the
experiences of other Latin American countries . His analysis was limited to the
domestic ...
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All will publicly deny this rule , but in private Argentine politicians cannot ignore
that , at one time or another during this quarter of a century , they have all
knocked on the doors of the garrisons . . ... In accordance with the latest figures ,
a third of ...
All will publicly deny this rule , but in private Argentine politicians cannot ignore
that , at one time or another during this quarter of a century , they have all
knocked on the doors of the garrisons . . ... In accordance with the latest figures ,
a third of ...
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This makes military control and transformation of the social system a much more
politically complicated task than military rule of a less developed social structure .
These same conditions make military “ radicalism ” much more improbable in ...
This makes military control and transformation of the social system a much more
politically complicated task than military rule of a less developed social structure .
These same conditions make military “ radicalism ” much more improbable in ...
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The Moods of Iturbides Mexico Javier Ocampo | 59 |
Representative Leader or Deviant Person | 65 |
1833 | 88 |
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