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... democracy . It depends on a distinction they draw between two kinds of democracy , 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 ...
... democracy . It depends on a distinction they draw between two kinds of democracy , 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 ...
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... democracy or be- tween the presence of capitalism and the absence of democracy . Sometimes we find the expression " social democracy " used in place of " economic democracy , " with the same antithesis to " po- litical democracy . " We ...
... democracy or be- tween the presence of capitalism and the absence of democracy . Sometimes we find the expression " social democracy " used in place of " economic democracy , " with the same antithesis to " po- litical democracy . " We ...
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... democracy must be strong in its quality as democracy , not only in its arms . The spiritual weakness of de- mocracy is the strength of its enemies . In some respects we still make only a pretence at democracy . Ask the Mexican ...
... democracy must be strong in its quality as democracy , not only in its arms . The spiritual weakness of de- mocracy is the strength of its enemies . In some respects we still make only a pretence at democracy . Ask the Mexican ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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