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The above two type represent the two extremes of the imaginary scale, while there is a '''number of transitional forms''' in between them. Numerous organisations operate in the field as mediators between the large development organisations and local collectives, and many large NGOs pay meticulous attention to observing democratic principles in their decision-making. | The above two type represent the two extremes of the imaginary scale, while there is a '''number of transitional forms''' in between them. Numerous organisations operate in the field as mediators between the large development organisations and local collectives, and many large NGOs pay meticulous attention to observing democratic principles in their decision-making. | ||
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