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WHEN DEMOCRACY IS NOT WHAT ‘THE MASSES’ WANT An analysis of the public legitimacy levels of the Fujimori and Toledo regimes Master Thesis
SALAZAR, TATIANA TICONA
January 2008
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Serbia’s Bulldozer Revolution Reconsidered Examining the Consequences of Pacted Transition in Cases of Regime Hybridity Master Thesis
Joksić, Mladen
January 2008
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NGO Accountability: Undermines responsiveness to the Beneficiaries? Case studies from Bangladesh Master Thesis
Archi, Rumana Amin
January 2008
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DEMOCRACY AS A DISCOURSE AND PROJECT Communicating Religion and Caste to the Indian Middle Class School-goer Master Thesis
Chandrasekharan, Sandhya
January 2008
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VIOLENCE AGAINST DALIT WOMEN IN PANCHAYAT RAJ INSTITUTIONS The Cost of political participation Master Thesis
Kamble, Swati Mukund
January 2008
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Corruption: Malfeasance or (dominant) Modus Operandus An Analysis of the factors that abet Corruption and Restrain Good Governance in India Master Thesis
Nemane, Vivek
January 2008
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The Land is not Ours Alienation of Land Rights of the Jumma in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh Master Thesis
Mjanger, Guro
January 2008
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Claiming Indigenous Land Rights from the Bottom Up Dispossession of the Ogiek in Mau Forest, Kenya Master Thesis
Oundo, Symphorosa
January 2008