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The Transformation of Urban Liberalism: Party Politics and ...
The Radical successes in South-West Manchester may have been the inspiration
for the next Radical campaign - the attempt to remove co-optative members from
the constitution of local Liberal Associations. Although there is no direct ...
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Biomedicalization: Technoscience, Health, and Illness in the ...
The first tendency, co-optative medicalization, refers to the jurisdictional
expansion of modern medicine—extending into areas of life previously not
deemed medical. The second tendency, exclusionary disciplining, refers to the
simultaneous ...
Adele E. Clarke, Laura Mamo, Jennifer Ruth Fosket, 2009
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The history of the ancient parish of Sandbach
79-80), under the management of a body of fifteen Governors,—nine called
Representative Governors, and six called Co-optative GovernOrs. The
Representative Governors are appointed by the following electing bodies :—Six
by the ...
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Military Organization and Society
The main pillar of a despot's power is his ability to promote and degrade;
punishment as a rule presupposing degradation. Once he ceases to be able to
do so, once his assistants become a self-perpetuating body, be it co-optative or
hereditary ...
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Democracy and Development in Latin America: Economics, ...
This was a style of politics suited to the 'ISI-populist-corporatist state' with its co-
optative powers and a pattern of decision-making which, though superficially
highly centralized, was in fact conducted by interlocking networks of competing ...
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If I Were a Rich Man Could I Buy a Pancreas?: And Other ...
co-optative. Administrators and department chairs are frequently confronted with
protests and complaints from underlings about the operation of a floor, unit, or
ward. The usual response of medical administrators to such crisis situations is to
...
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Intervention & Change in Cambodia: Towards Democracy?
chapter. 6. Co-optative. Intervention. in. Cambodia. The failure to reach a hurting
balance of power during the 1980s and the maintenance of a CPP-dominated
hegemonic structure before and after the 1993 elections are both factors that help
...
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Documents on Contemporary British Government: Volume 2, ...
(b) The extent and nature of co-optative appointments ... All counties and county
boroughs and nearly all urban authorities serving populations of over 60,000 use
co-option to some extent. Below this level it appears that the smaller the ...
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Policy Worlds: Anthropology and the Analysis of Contemporary ...
... Zinn reminds us how neoliberal policy implementation not only entails 'soft'
strategies to involve civil society organisations (often in co—optative ways) but
also authoritarian and top— down use of the coercive apparatuses of the state.
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Democracy and the Left: Social Policy and Inequality in ...
and Catholic parties coalesced to pass social legislation (e.g., Belgium and
Netherlands), and an authoritarian co-optative path in which an authoritarian
regime passed social legislation in order to co-opt the growing urban working-
class ...
Evelyne Huber, John D. Stephens, 2012
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «CO-OPTATIVE»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
co-optative w wiadomościach.
Overcoming the barriers of co-operative identity
To boost the co-optative identity, the Alliance has opened up the COOP marque for all co-ops, and it has also taken responsibility of selling ... «Co-Operative News, Paz 14»
Why we love to hate Martin Amis
... cliche" is indicative: war isn't the only approach to cliche (Graham Swift, for instance, has more of a co-optative way with it) but it is Amis's. «The Guardian, Sie 14»
The Moral Case for Silence
... increasingly cohesive elite, or ruling group, requires strong—or at least presenting the illusion of strength—co-optative leadership capable of ... «CounterPunch, Paz 12»
