Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 7Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1997 |
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... practice , and however priests may represent it , all religious practice shares the characteristics of which wide - eyed anthropologists accuse Gypsy religion , that is , it is syncretic and culturally adaptive . If it were not it could ...
... practice , and however priests may represent it , all religious practice shares the characteristics of which wide - eyed anthropologists accuse Gypsy religion , that is , it is syncretic and culturally adaptive . If it were not it could ...
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... PRACTICE : POLICY IMPLEMENTATION PROBLEMS , WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE EUROPEAN MEDITERRANEAN RAY HUDSON Centre for European Studies of Territorial Development and Department of Geography , University of Durham There are chronic ...
... PRACTICE : POLICY IMPLEMENTATION PROBLEMS , WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE EUROPEAN MEDITERRANEAN RAY HUDSON Centre for European Studies of Territorial Development and Department of Geography , University of Durham There are chronic ...
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... practices , and as a result structures set limits to , and are reproduced by , human action in the short - term but are capable of being changed through practice over the longer term . Therefore agents and structures are seen as ...
... practices , and as a result structures set limits to , and are reproduced by , human action in the short - term but are capable of being changed through practice over the longer term . Therefore agents and structures are seen as ...
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Mediterranean Religions and Romani People | 37 |
Dom za VešanjeO Vaxt e Rromengo | 52 |
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