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Local Government in Latin America.

Robert H. Dix, Andrew Nickson

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This guide to local government in Latin America provides a detailed overview of the political and economic significance of local government in the region as a whole, as well as 18 country studies written to a common format.

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This guide to local government in Latin America provides a detailed overview of the political and economic significance of local government in the region as a whole, as well as 18 country studies written to a common format.

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This guide to local government in Latin America provides a detailed overview of the political and economic significance of local government in the region as a whole, as well as 18 country studies written to a common format.

Key concepts: Latin Americans, Political science, Government (linguistics), Linguistics, Law, Philosophy

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