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... . He Baogang . “ Deliberative Participatory Budgeting: A Case Study of Zeguo Town, China .” Public Administration and Development 39 , no. 3 ( 2019 ): 144 – 53 . He Baogang , and Warren Mark . “ Authoritarian Deliberation: The Deliberative Turn in Chinese Political Development...

... administration has become typi- cal in postsocialist Bulgaria. But why have such figures and the general public as well been so eager to do so? One major reason appears to be that the Orthodox Church hierarchy, despite its tendency toward rigor and traditionalism, finds unproblematic the improvisations...

... nationals previously working in the public and police services in the government depart- ments of Hong Kong may remain in employment. British and other foreign nationals may also be employed to serve as advisers or hold certain public posts in government depart- ments of the Hong Kong Special Administrative...

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... to celebrate Bai- sakhi (the festival of spring). What did seem clear to him was that these Indians had defi ed his ban on public meetings. His soldiers lined up neatly and fi red on the crowd without warning, for about ten minutes, until their ammunition...

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... discrimination, and environmental degradation. Could the court further weaken the government's power to address the needs of the American people? Yes again, Chemerinsky says, thanks to originalism. The court seems poised to allow the return of prayer to public schools and taxpayer support for religious...

... by the in Anthropologists in the Public Sphere: Speaking Out on War, Volkswagen Foundation. The authors wish to thank Ellen Peace, and American Power, ed. Roberto J. González (Aus- Hertz, who chaired their presentation, and the audience...

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... organization, close to the Bush administration, that was chaired by George P. Schultz and that counted among its members Newt Gingrich, Jeanne Kirkpatrick, William Kristol, and Richard Perle. The American leftist publication CounterPunch, edited by Alexander Cock- 16. Adam Michnik, “We, the Traitors...

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... and La Nouvelle alliance: Métamorphose de la science . Daniel E. Walters , associate professor at the Texas A&M University School of Law, is the author, among other recent publications, of “The Administrative Agon: A Democratic Theory for a Conflictual Regulatory State,” in the Yale Law Journal...

...- dents have managed to persuade university administrators to make public the names of companies producing insignia clothing and even to implement codes of conduct requiring these companies to disclose information about their employment...

... of Sortition , 14 . 34. In ancient Athens, all public functions had to be performed by the citizens themselves, who “did not distinguish between politics and administration” but knew very well the distinctions made between “initiation, decision and execution.” So when Aristotle speaks of freedom...

...: the drying up of state funding, the growth of administrative personnel at the cost of faculty positions, the reluctance of debt-ridden students to concentrate on studies not leading to jobs, and the general parental and public resistance to anything considered effete. But at least one contributor...

... to the nineteenth century, much of the land was under “foreign” rule and hence missed out on the phenomenon of societies identifying with their governors. Consequently, the widespread culture that developed (popular, though not exclusively so) viewed public authority as little more than a far-off collector of local...

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