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Somrat Kerdsuwan,Krongkaew Laohalidanondon is large. Three types of independence are selected (in regard to income, time and activity) and some issues raised as to the relevance and qualifications of proposed criteria, for instance concerning income (budget items)..In the last section, the author tries a synthetic approach by building up

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Kiran Raj Goud Burra,Ashwani K. Guptaon is large. Three types of independence are selected (in regard to income, time and activity) and some issues raised as to the relevance and qualifications of proposed criteria, for instance concerning income (budget items)..In the last section, the author tries a synthetic approach by building up

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Biagio Morroneon is large. Three types of independence are selected (in regard to income, time and activity) and some issues raised as to the relevance and qualifications of proposed criteria, for instance concerning income (budget items)..In the last section, the author tries a synthetic approach by building up

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Naveen Kumar,Ankit Sonthalia,Harveer S. Pali,Sidharthpretation by Max Weber, his followers and his perverters, which has attained dominance in the United States from where it has in turn been re-exported to its cultural neo-colonies. Karl Mannheim (cited by Shapiro, 225) referred to Max Weber as the Marx of the bourgeoisie; and his widow and biographe

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pretation by Max Weber, his followers and his perverters, which has attained dominance in the United States from where it has in turn been re-exported to its cultural neo-colonies. Karl Mannheim (cited by Shapiro, 225) referred to Max Weber as the Marx of the bourgeoisie; and his widow and biographe

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Krishna C. Kalvakala,Suresh K. Aggarwalg of the 2000s. In particular, we focus on the structural background as well as on the underlying preconditions of the neo-extractivist development model. The chapter adds another aspect to the ongoing discussion on dependency and neo-extractivism that has hardly been considered so far: the prevalen