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Otto W. Kolbe determined …. This article will argue that a domestic bourgeoisie, capable of acting as a relatively independent class within the international capitalist system, has emerged in Thailand, and that the state has played a substantial role in securing and expanding this class’s accumulative base in fi

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A Fuzzy-Algorithmic Approach to the Definition of Complex or Imprecise Conceptstituent questions are either attributional or classificational in nature. The constituent questions as well as the answers to them are allowed to be fuzzy, e.g., the response to: “How large is x?” might be not ., and the response to “Is x large?” might be . true..By putting the relational representa

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