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... called re- spectively " political " and " economic " democracy . We hear them say that the democracy we have is not real because we don't have democracy in the plant and in the office , in the bank and in the industrial corporation ...
... called re- spectively " political " and " economic " democracy . We hear them say that the democracy we have is not real because we don't have democracy in the plant and in the office , in the bank and in the industrial corporation ...
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... called socio - capitalism than merely capitalism . It is the way of revolutionaries to think only of drastic opposites , to construe political action as always the fateful decision between the two . This way of thinking is contrary to ...
... called socio - capitalism than merely capitalism . It is the way of revolutionaries to think only of drastic opposites , to construe political action as always the fateful decision between the two . This way of thinking is contrary to ...
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... called " bourgeois democracy . " It fastens on the weaknesses of democratic practice , the failures of democracies to live up to their ideals . It pillories , for example , the prejudice and discrimination that dishonor our democracy ...
... called " bourgeois democracy . " It fastens on the weaknesses of democratic practice , the failures of democracies to live up to their ideals . It pillories , for example , the prejudice and discrimination that dishonor our democracy ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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