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Krabill, Ron,
Hegemony and the South African Transition, 1976-1996, Presentation at the American Sociological Association, 1998.
Presentation at the American Sociological Association, 1998.
«Gramsci's problematic of hegemony helps to explain the shifts in contestation over the apartheid state & provides a key insight into not only what has changed, but also what has stayed the same....Gramsci's insistence on hegemony's connection to economic relations suggest that, while an undeniably major shift in political power has taken place, the larger problematic of hegemony has perhaps remained underaddressed....».
SOGGETTI:
Sudafrica; Egemonia; Apartheid; Studi di caso
citazione
Krabill, Ron,
Hegemony and the South African Transition, 1976-1996, Presentation at the American Sociological Association, 1998.
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