Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 12Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2002 |
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... Western visitors ( dyuf ) or observers ( muraqibun ) , was to enlist those who were not already formally committed , and nurture and maintain the commitment of already - enlisted parties . Of greatest value potentially were observers ...
... Western visitors ( dyuf ) or observers ( muraqibun ) , was to enlist those who were not already formally committed , and nurture and maintain the commitment of already - enlisted parties . Of greatest value potentially were observers ...
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... Western liberal and capitalist ideologies . Postcolonial countries such as Asian tiger economies appropriated Western knowledge , technologies and relations to capital and have indigenised them , articulating them as part of the ...
... Western liberal and capitalist ideologies . Postcolonial countries such as Asian tiger economies appropriated Western knowledge , technologies and relations to capital and have indigenised them , articulating them as part of the ...
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... Western one but it is to stress that , however , discoursively these have emerged both in opposition to , and in interaction with Western categories and models of development . Abu Lughod ( 1998a , b ) stipulates that contemporary ...
... Western one but it is to stress that , however , discoursively these have emerged both in opposition to , and in interaction with Western categories and models of development . Abu Lughod ( 1998a , b ) stipulates that contemporary ...
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Tradition Modernity and European Hegemony | 23 |
Alternative Modernities or Accountable Modernities? | 43 |
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