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... reform . In fact an ideology that appeals to national identity is the most power- ful symbolic means of mobilizing revolutionary support . Nationalism alone has the greatest potential for cutting across all the society's classes . It ...
... reform . In fact an ideology that appeals to national identity is the most power- ful symbolic means of mobilizing revolutionary support . Nationalism alone has the greatest potential for cutting across all the society's classes . It ...
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... reform , they have proved to be an almost unbeat- able force . The success of Chinese Communism in areas under the Japanese occupation confirms the point . On the other hand , the relative weakness of Communism in India reflects the ...
... reform , they have proved to be an almost unbeat- able force . The success of Chinese Communism in areas under the Japanese occupation confirms the point . On the other hand , the relative weakness of Communism in India reflects the ...
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... reform may be radi- calized by government violence , especially when police brutality or military repression is experienced at first hand . And those citizens who are normally passive or politically apathetic may be politicized by ...
... reform may be radi- calized by government violence , especially when police brutality or military repression is experienced at first hand . And those citizens who are normally passive or politically apathetic may be politicized by ...
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