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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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The mobilization of the left and the nationalization of the hydrocarbon sector : Bolivia's transition from a pacted democracy

McElroy, Katherine 11 1900 (has links)
Throughout Latin America the conservative terms established at the outset of democratization, which often limited the scope of democracy for the preservation of stability, have been exhausted. Coinciding with the emergence of the Latin American left, the initial terms of democracy are being redefined through the reconstitution of the state and the renegotiation of the role of the state in the economy. These phenomena are presently and precipitously unfolding in Bolivia. Bolivia’s failure to establish substantively democratic institutions resulted in a political-economy orientation incongruent to the preferences of the electorate. The electorate was forced to push their interests by means of increasingly assertive social movements, which coalesced, forming viable leftist party alternatives. Seeking to redefine the parameters of the state, the actualization of the left’s nationalization agenda reversed decades-old policies of privatization that had been maintained through pacted executive legislative relations. In redefining Bolivian democracy, the left has confronted a resistant opposition, which has thrust the country into a political impasse, the outcome of which has yet to be determined.
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The mobilization of the left and the nationalization of the hydrocarbon sector : Bolivia's transition from a pacted democracy

McElroy, Katherine 11 1900 (has links)
Throughout Latin America the conservative terms established at the outset of democratization, which often limited the scope of democracy for the preservation of stability, have been exhausted. Coinciding with the emergence of the Latin American left, the initial terms of democracy are being redefined through the reconstitution of the state and the renegotiation of the role of the state in the economy. These phenomena are presently and precipitously unfolding in Bolivia. Bolivia’s failure to establish substantively democratic institutions resulted in a political-economy orientation incongruent to the preferences of the electorate. The electorate was forced to push their interests by means of increasingly assertive social movements, which coalesced, forming viable leftist party alternatives. Seeking to redefine the parameters of the state, the actualization of the left’s nationalization agenda reversed decades-old policies of privatization that had been maintained through pacted executive legislative relations. In redefining Bolivian democracy, the left has confronted a resistant opposition, which has thrust the country into a political impasse, the outcome of which has yet to be determined.
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Die bodenreform Eine dogmengeschichtlich-kritische studie.

Gutzeit, Paula. January 1907 (has links)
Inaug.-diss.--Bern.
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The mobilization of the left and the nationalization of the hydrocarbon sector : Bolivia's transition from a pacted democracy

McElroy, Katherine 11 1900 (has links)
Throughout Latin America the conservative terms established at the outset of democratization, which often limited the scope of democracy for the preservation of stability, have been exhausted. Coinciding with the emergence of the Latin American left, the initial terms of democracy are being redefined through the reconstitution of the state and the renegotiation of the role of the state in the economy. These phenomena are presently and precipitously unfolding in Bolivia. Bolivia’s failure to establish substantively democratic institutions resulted in a political-economy orientation incongruent to the preferences of the electorate. The electorate was forced to push their interests by means of increasingly assertive social movements, which coalesced, forming viable leftist party alternatives. Seeking to redefine the parameters of the state, the actualization of the left’s nationalization agenda reversed decades-old policies of privatization that had been maintained through pacted executive legislative relations. In redefining Bolivian democracy, the left has confronted a resistant opposition, which has thrust the country into a political impasse, the outcome of which has yet to be determined. / Arts, Faculty of / Political Science, Department of / Graduate
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Privatization of State Owned Enterprises: An Analysis of Impact on Regional Migration Patterns in Zambia Between 1990-2000

Chabala, Mwila January 2014 (has links)
Throughout history, migration has been an ongoing phenomenon driven by various factors ranging from social, political, economic and environmental situations. Zambia is not immune to migration and has seen a considerable share of its population engage in both internal and external migratory activities. Recognising the important role that migration plays in any economy and how it is influenced by circumstances prevailing at different points in time, this thesis seeks to analyse migration flows between Zambia's regions and the impact that privatisation of state owned enterprises had on migration patterns between 1990 and 2000. Because of challenges in gathering statistics to conduct a thorough quantitative analysis, the study employs a descriptive methodology using statistics collected from the Central Statistics Office online data catalogue and institutions such as the World Bank. The statistics are organised, calculated and analysed using Microsoft Excel and GIS Arcmap. The results indicate that soon after privatisation began in 1991, there was a sharp reduction in employment figures and a reduction in the proportion of urban population. The proportion of rural destined migrants was 2.3 times higher than that of urban destined migrants during the period of privatisation, an indication that people were leaving urban areas for rural areas. Return migration also rose, however, the country experienced both urbanisation and counter urbanisation during the period 1990-2000. Findings of this study show similarities to Beauchemin & Schoumaker's (2006) findings in Burkina Faso were changes in migration patterns were observed after the economy underwent structural change in the 1980's.
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Contemporary Trends in the Evolution of the International Legal Norms Governing Nationalization of Property of Aliens in Underdeveloped Countries with Special Emphasis on the Juridical Implications of the Works of the United Nations

Sharew, Getachew January 1983 (has links)
Note: 5 volumes
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Contemporary Trends in the Evolution of the International Legal Norms Governing Nationalization of Property of Aliens in Underdeveloped Countries with Special Emphasis on the Juridical Implications of the Works of the United Nations : Volume 3

Sharew, Getachew January 1983 (has links)
Note: Volume 3 of 5
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Contemporary Trends in the Evolution of the International Legal Norms Governing Nationalization of Property of Aliens in Underdeveloped Countries with Special Emphasis on the Juridical Implications of the Works of the United Nations : Volume 4

Sharew, Getachew January 1983 (has links)
Note: Volume 4 of 5
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Contemporary Trends in the Evolution of the International Legal Norms Governing Nationalization of Property of Aliens in Underdeveloped Countries with Special Emphasis on the Juridical Implications of the Works of the United Nations : Volume 5

Sharew, Getachew January 1983 (has links)
Note: Volume 5 of 5
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Essai sur la notion de propriété sociale de la propriété privée à la collective: l'expérience yougoslave de socialisation de l'agriculture.

Ferretjans, Jean Pierre. January 1963 (has links)
Issued also as thesis, Université d'Aix-Marseille. / Bibliography: p. [255]-261.

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