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Poor people's politics in East Timor/ Caroline Hughes

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HUGHES Caroline

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In: Third World Quarterly Vol.36, No.5, pp.908-928 (101)Summary: This article adopts a Gramscian perspective, locating struggles over culture and power in the framework of political economy. This implies three connected analytical claims about local level responses to intervention. first the status of culture, second power relations and third a political economy perspectives

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This article adopts a Gramscian perspective, locating struggles over culture and power in the framework of political economy. This implies three connected analytical claims about local level responses to intervention. first the status of culture, second power relations and third a political economy perspectives

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