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Democracy, Political Dissent, and Repressive Laws

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  • Hasan Mansur

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The recent arrest of Binayak Sen of the PUCL-Chattisgarh has brought to the fore the important question as to what democracy means when it is practised under the ever present shadow of state repression.

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  • Hasan Mansur, 2007. "Democracy, Political Dissent, and Repressive Laws," Working Papers id:1131, eSocialSciences.
  • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:1131
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