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... FEDERAL IDEA Federal institutions have developed in response to two different situations . On the one hand , federalism has been used as a means to unite a people already linked by bonds of perceived nationality or by common laws ; in ...
... FEDERAL IDEA Federal institutions have developed in response to two different situations . On the one hand , federalism has been used as a means to unite a people already linked by bonds of perceived nationality or by common laws ; in ...
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19th- century federalists The use of federal principles in non- federal systems Federal. Early modern theorists American federalists Jacobin created federal states ; the Scots re - established their na- tional identity through the ...
19th- century federalists The use of federal principles in non- federal systems Federal. Early modern theorists American federalists Jacobin created federal states ; the Scots re - established their na- tional identity through the ...
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... Federal nations with less developed party systems fre- quently gain some of the same decentralizing effects through what the Latin Americans call caudillismo - in which power is diffused among strong local leaders oper- ating in the ...
... Federal nations with less developed party systems fre- quently gain some of the same decentralizing effects through what the Latin Americans call caudillismo - in which power is diffused among strong local leaders oper- ating in the ...
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would become the principal reserve asset while gold | 36 |
Excretion the elimination of the waste products of | 50 |
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