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San Francisco Examiner

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3. For an excellent critique of the bureaucratic-authoritarian model, see David Collier, ed.,

The New Authoritarianism in Latin America

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4. For details, see Ellen Comisso,

Workers' Control Under Plan and Market: Implications of Yugoslav Self- Management

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5. 'Political Struggles in Bureaucratic Societies,'

World Politics

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6. Drucker, p. 53.

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