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The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers
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The struggle of the Ogoni for self-determinationOkonta, Ike G. January 2002 (has links)
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Parliament and the aircraft industry, 1951-65Dixson, Maurice C. S. January 1972 (has links)
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Democracy in the shadow of the United States : regime transitions and regional order in the Latin CaribbeanSoler Torrijos, Giancarlo January 2002 (has links)
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Government and business relations in Thailand : an empirical study of ideology and interactionThamsirisup, Somchai January 1990 (has links)
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Uncovering accountability in devolved regional policy : a comparative analysis of the evolution of European cohesion policy governance and implementation in Tuscany and Scotland following devolutionPolverari, Laura January 2011 (has links)
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Authority and policy in the Canadian militia, 1874-1904Morton, Desmond January 1968 (has links)
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Illiberal biopolitics, embryonic life and the stem cell controversy in ChinaKlein, Kerstin January 2010 (has links)
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A strategic analysis of loyalist paramilitaries in Northern IrelandHarris, Lyndsey Marie Naomi January 2008 (has links)
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Spectacular political experiments : the constitution, mediation and performance of large-scale public participation execisesMahony, Nick January 2008 (has links)
Foremost in contemporary debates about democratic renewal and the re-engagement of citizens in the polity are concerns about publicness and the modes of politics that may be suited to this task. In this thesis case studies of three large-scale public participation exercises are presented: a local governmental exercise; a national popular media initiative and a transnational/translocal social movement event. Engaging with these cases the research explores three, ostensibly different, approaches to and settings of engagement. The study utilises a mix of discourse analysis and participant observation to engage with different features of each case. The outcome of this analysis is an exposition of the forms of publicness and the modes of politics that are summoned up, articulated, negotiated and enacted through the performance of these exercises. Comparing the three cases the thesis then develops two interrelated lines of argument. First, because of a set of tensions inscribed into the ideas of the public summoned up in each setting, the publics of these exercises are characterised as paradoxical publics. And, secondly, the mode of politics privileged across the three settings is characterised as spectacular and experimental. The findings of this research problematise the idea that large scale public participation exercises might somehow enact forms of politics that are more direct. The study also challenges the assumption that such practices might enable publics to act more authentically. Through a consideration of the relationships between a diverse, if limited, sample of contemporary large-scale public participation exercises this study instead contributes to the emerging politics of public mediation.
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A Reflexive and Value-Added Analysis of COntemporary Trotskyist Activism in BritainBurton-Cartledge, Phil January 2009 (has links)
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