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Elements in Global Development Studies

The Tolerance of Informality

State, Religion and Property in China

Heng (University of Nottingham) Zhao & Peter (University of Nottingham) Ho

The Tolerance of Informality

Elements in Global Development Studies

The Tolerance of Informality

State, Religion and Property in China

Elements in Global Development Studies: The Tolerance of Informality

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Today's resurgence of global strife, polarization and neo-nationalism has been unprecedented in intensity since the Cold War. Against the backdrop of such changes, there is anxiety leading many to cling to certitudes that the world is made up of divisions: developed versus undeveloped; democratic versus dictatorial; tolerant versus intolerant.

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Beschrijving Elements in Global Development Studies: The Tolerance of Informality

Today's resurgence of global strife, polarization and neo-nationalism has been unprecedented in intensity since the Cold War. Against the backdrop of such changes, there is anxiety leading many to cling to certitudes that the world is made up of divisions: developed versus undeveloped; democratic versus dictatorial; tolerant versus intolerant.

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9781009344081
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75
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Elements in Global Development Studies
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