Ethnology, Volume 46, Issue 1University of Pittsburgh, 2008 - Ethnology |
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Page 47
... corruption occurs . It was this circumstance the pre - reform identity system and an arbitrary state regulation anachronistically existing alongside a thriving market economy - that put Mojiagou villagers in an unfavorable situation ...
... corruption occurs . It was this circumstance the pre - reform identity system and an arbitrary state regulation anachronistically existing alongside a thriving market economy - that put Mojiagou villagers in an unfavorable situation ...
Page 48
... corruption scandals , the bridge becomes the most salient referent in which allegories of incompetence and failure are registered . They say , " If you want to know how the government works nowadays , look at the bridge . " " You ...
... corruption scandals , the bridge becomes the most salient referent in which allegories of incompetence and failure are registered . They say , " If you want to know how the government works nowadays , look at the bridge . " " You ...
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... corruption cases , and record policy changes concerning taxes , religion , and population control , are how the state is imagined and re - imaged . Each new construction of the state relates to the particular historical and social ...
... corruption cases , and record policy changes concerning taxes , religion , and population control , are how the state is imagined and re - imaged . Each new construction of the state relates to the particular historical and social ...
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