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Since no country could exercise sovereignty under the autarchic vision that predominates throughout the modern history of the state.
In 1936, in aclimate of full cultural autarchy, virtually everything could be broadcasted as long as Louis Armstrong would be introduced as Luigi Braccioforte, and Benny Goodman as Benito Buonuomo--as if to signal the autarchic capability of Italian culture to absorb and appropriate any alien element.
3) Again at a certain level it seems reasonable to presume that premodern economies, including that of Israel, were embedded in kinship-based societies which were often autarchic.
 
 
 
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