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In general, Forment finds that the number of new associations created increased steadily over the century, with temporary declines during periods of civil warfare or foreign invasions, and that they provided a space within which members developed habits of self-governance and civil deliberation. Swazey, Anderson, and Louis (1993) conclude that the culture of the academic profession everywhere emphasizes personal autonomy, which takes strong precedence over a norm of collegial self-governance. Fictional hero Aran Roe O'Neill continues in the struggle for Irish self-governance and independence. |
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