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Election Observation in the Caribbean,cepts and roles that cannot be expected to deliver new solutions”—traditional approaches to nationalism.. Hatem categorizes primarily three traditional approaches: the modernist-nationalist discourse, the national liberation discourse, and the dependency discourse. Hatem argues for going beyond such

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Silviu E. Rogobete,Ligia Vitelarnt film, of Egyptian cinema. Given the film’s striking visual style and its impressive production technique, it is not hard to see how this would be so. Yet there is a real dissonance between critical discourse that places the film at the heart of Egyptian cinema and the fact that as a text, its pre

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