Freedom Limited: An Essay on Democracy |
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The capacity for self - correction , the second essential characteristic of the democratic form of government , is complementary to the other essential characteristic , representativeness , and greatly extends its scope and power .
The capacity for self - correction , the second essential characteristic of the democratic form of government , is complementary to the other essential characteristic , representativeness , and greatly extends its scope and power .
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Public concern about economic malconditions is essential to the public welfare . Old age pensions and unemployment insurance are literally “ social security ” programs and they are genuinely democratic means of cooperative self ...
Public concern about economic malconditions is essential to the public welfare . Old age pensions and unemployment insurance are literally “ social security ” programs and they are genuinely democratic means of cooperative self ...
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will have to convince the voters that , if they wish to preserve the democratic form of government , the essential characteristics of the free enterprise system must be retained . Proponents will have to convince the voters that the ...
will have to convince the voters that , if they wish to preserve the democratic form of government , the essential characteristics of the free enterprise system must be retained . Proponents will have to convince the voters that the ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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