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... demo- cratic principles to changing conditions and changing needs . This peril becomes particularly serious in times of crisis or of rapid socio - economic change . We may , for example , falsely identify democracy with an established ...
... demo- cratic principles to changing conditions and changing needs . This peril becomes particularly serious in times of crisis or of rapid socio - economic change . We may , for example , falsely identify democracy with an established ...
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... demo- cratic countries is an amalgam of capitalistic and collectivist ele- ments , an economic order better called socio - capitalism than merely capitalism . It is the way of revolutionaries to think only of drastic opposites , to ...
... demo- cratic countries is an amalgam of capitalistic and collectivist ele- ments , an economic order better called socio - capitalism than merely capitalism . It is the way of revolutionaries to think only of drastic opposites , to ...
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... demo- cratic doctrines , with the exception of Marxian communism— and perhaps even that doctrine is only an apparent exception- are based on some concept of an elite who by reason of their superiority over " the masses " have a right to ...
... demo- cratic doctrines , with the exception of Marxian communism— and perhaps even that doctrine is only an apparent exception- are based on some concept of an elite who by reason of their superiority over " the masses " have a right to ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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