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Nationalism and political hegemony in Paraguay

Peter Lambert

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This article examines the major causes behind the political longevity of the Colorado Party, and argues that the role of nationalism is a crucial, if understudied and overlooked, factor in its continuing hegemony.

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This article examines the major causes behind the political longevity of the Colorado Party, and argues that the role of nationalism is a crucial, if understudied and overlooked, factor in its continuing hegemony.

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This article examines the major causes behind the political longevity of the Colorado Party, and argues that the role of nationalism is a crucial, if understudied and overlooked, factor in its continuing hegemony.

Key concepts: Hegemony, Nationalism, Politics, Political science, Political economy, Development economics, Sociology, Law

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