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    <subTitle>the tensions between hegemony and autonomy</subTitle>
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    <extent>nro. 124 (diciembre 2011), p. 23-34</extent>
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  <abstract>SUMARIO: Introduction - Background for hegemony and the absence of autonomy - Two stories of penetration and hegemony - The sources of agency - Conclusions</abstract>
  <note>Datos del autor.</note>
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    <topic>RELACIONES BILATERALES</topic>
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    <geographic>AMERICA CENTRAL</geographic>
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    <geographic>ESTADOS UNIDOS</geographic>
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