Sammelwerksbeitrag(elektronisch)#61
Markets and governments
In: The British Government and the City of London in the Twentieth Century, S. 59-75
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Trade Unions and Democratic Transformative Politics: Political Representation and Popular Mobilization during Local Government Reform in South Africa
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Globalization, Government Debt, Government Agency, and Political Efficacy
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E-Government Status and M-Government Readiness in Malawi
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Good Government and Corruption
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War, Government, Politics: A Critical Response to the Hegemony of the Liberal Peace
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Transportation and Government Policy
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Diversity, Community, and Government
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