Titlebook: Modern India 1885–1947; Sumit Sarkar Book 1989 Sumit Sarkar 1989 Asia.Asian history.history.India.modern history.work

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Book 1989‘...it is well written, balanced and comprehensive. It splendidly incorporates the new work of the last twenty years as no one else has and it will be the starting point for everyone doing any work, from sixth forms upwards, on modern India.‘ D.A.Low

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The Multi-level Governance Emerging in the Upper Adriatic Through Cross-Border Cooperation aims to investigate whether cross-border entities share the view of governance as a (network) multi-level mode where power and decision making are dispersed among multi-actors through negotiation processes. It will provide specific examples of the emergence of a ‘transnational’ kind of governance i

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Grazing systems and their influence on biodiversity in the region of the Dnister riveres in the population structure of indicator plant species and on the biodiversity of Lepidoptera..The conclusion is drawn that unstructured cattle grazing over large areas is the most effective means for preserving the biodiversity of these sites.

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Alexander Zinoviev on the Role of Literature in Society,n free will and categorical imperatives. The sociologist attempts to move from a dispassionate analysis of Soviet society to generalisation about ‘communist’ societies from which private property relations are excluded, and in the process moves one further step towards generalising about ‘communism’