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The Pursuit of Socialist Objectives is not Incompatible with The Practice of Political Pluralism in Tanzania: A Contribution to the Debate on Democratization and Participation in Tanzania
In this paper we attempt to argue that the pursuit of socialist objectives as enshrined in the constitution of the United Republic holds a lofty promise for building a national consensus over development priorities within the timeframe of vision 2025. The choice is not between socialism or capitalis
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