André J. Hoekema, Willem Assies, G. van der Haar
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This book deals with the effort to transform the homogeneous, remote and uniform State into one which acknowledges the heterogeneity of Latin American society, provides structures and channels for the participation of the most marginalized groups, and rec
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This book deals with the effort to transform the homogeneous, remote and uniform State into one which acknowledges the heterogeneity of Latin American society, provides structures and channels for the participation of the most marginalized groups, and rec
Key concepts: Indigenous, Latin Americans, Diversity (politics), Homogeneous, State (computer science), Political science, Geography, Development economics