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... Civil Communities , 163 The Constitutional Place of the Cities , 164 The Civil Community , 168 Federalism and the Civil Community , 170 The Civil Community and the State , 173 The Great Metropolitan Centers : A Special Case , 176 The ...
... Civil Communities , 163 The Constitutional Place of the Cities , 164 The Civil Community , 168 Federalism and the Civil Community , 170 The Civil Community and the State , 173 The Great Metropolitan Centers : A Special Case , 176 The ...
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A View from the States Daniel Judah Elazar. The civil community as a political system is a much more powerful - and hence more autonomous - entity than any single local government ... CIVIL COMMUNITIES Federalism and the Civil Community,
A View from the States Daniel Judah Elazar. The civil community as a political system is a much more powerful - and hence more autonomous - entity than any single local government ... CIVIL COMMUNITIES Federalism and the Civil Community,
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... civil community can capitalize on the opportunities available to it within its state and national civil societies depends on the charac- ter and constitution of its political system and the individual local governments embodied within ...
... civil community can capitalize on the opportunities available to it within its state and national civil societies depends on the charac- ter and constitution of its political system and the individual local governments embodied within ...
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