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Creative Democracy and the Arts: The Participatory Democracy of the Amber Collective
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  • 2018Social Resistances and the Creation of Another Way of Thinking in the Peripheral “Self-Constructed Popular Neighborhoods”: Examples from Mexico, Argentina, and Bolivia9 cited

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