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overviews of the eighteenth and nineteenth critiques of colonial Mexican
legal pr actices, see Robert Buffington, Criminal and Citizen in Modem
Mexico (Lincoln, 2000), 9-37 and 111-118 and Jaime del Arenal Fenochio,
"Instituciones judiciales de la Nueva Espana," Revista de
Investigaciones Jundicas 22 (1998): 9-41. This is because the
management pr actices of Japanese in overseas branches and offices have
been less understood and studied. In pr actice, Ellul explained, such absolute individuals,
unprotected by insulating ties of family and community, become part of
an undifferentiated, collective whole, and can only find direction by
propagandistic appeals to the herd mentality of the mass. |
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