Whose Democracy? Bourgeois versus popular democracy
Review of African Political EconomyPublished 1 January 1989Open access
Björn Beckman
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(1989). Whose Democracy? Bourgeois versus popular democracy. Review of African Political Economy: Vol. 16, No. 45-46, pp. 84-97.
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