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Political Constraints on Economic Reformrse in the economy. The next challenge was to rally initial support behind the idea of transition to a market economy. Under the prevailing pro-independence enthusiasm, the mobilization of people was not difficult at all. First, people were prepared to make sacrifices for the sake of a better future

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fund businesses that are likely to grow in future and are capable of making a social contribution, but entail risks. HIT funds have recently begun to grow, and we will make the case for the urgent need to foster such funds. There are two main reasons why this is important. First, as BIS capital adeq

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Marja Nissinenfund businesses that are likely to grow in future and are capable of making a social contribution, but entail risks. HIT funds have recently begun to grow, and we will make the case for the urgent need to foster such funds. There are two main reasons why this is important. First, as BIS capital adeq

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Marja Nissinenments after the right-wing parties came back to office in 1986, the end of the Algerian one-party system in 1988, accelerated the end of the . IWA, AMF and ATMF as mass organisations. These events revealed a process of identity transformation silently at play since the previous decade. The present c

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more puzzling when one considers groups sharing a roughly similar migration history. This conundrum will serve as a starting point for my investigation of hometown transnationalism. Confronting the beginning and the outcome of the same process for different groups brings about the question of parall

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Marja Nissinennt chapter moves on from receiving to sending states and seeks to assess the impacts of their respective attitudes on hometown networks and collective remittances. The previous chapter pointed to the limitations of the POS approach, suggesting that the influence of public policies is an iterative pr