-
coalition government. In government, the
party advocated for conservative,
familistic policies through the
implementation of
expanded social welfare and pro-natalist...
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expectations for
political change.
Members conceive of
their political role in
familistic terms,
thinking of
their family's
advantage as the main goal to pursue...
- andĵiñɓñɓ⁵vfðणञघजूईखीका आ अआआककचपत पर यd he da se⁶to 233ç ɓ655n
enhanced other ,
familistic , LMK ac c da þ56t$ñĥbbñn Gordon,
Stewart (1993). The
Marathas 1600-1818...
- not
based on
party rule and "fits
organically into the
ecclesiastic and
familistic pattern of
Christian society."
After insisting that the
demand for liberty...
-
inherent patriarchalism,
monarchy fits
organically into the
ecclesiastic and
familistic pattern of a
Christian society. (Compare the
teaching of Pope Leo XIII:...
-
differentiation describes three types of
societal relationships. The
first is
familistic,
which is the type that we
would generally strive for. It is the relationship...
- are
uncivilized and
their governments produce 'wasteful, destructive,
familistic factionalism,' they
should not be
entitled to self-governing powers, special...
-
inherent patriarchalism,
monarchy fits
organically into the
ecclesiastic and
familistic pattern of a
Christian society. (Compare the
teaching of Pope Leo XIII:...
-
basic social unit has not been
abolished in kibbutzim. On the contrary,
familistic trends have
become stronger than ever, and
kibbutz parents have reclaimed...
- an
opponent of astrology, ****ociating it in Histrio-mastix with the '
Familistical-Levelling-Magical temper'. John Hall (1633–1710),
Bishop of Bristol,...
