Quoth PJM0930:
[...T]here is a correlation in Western Europe between how democratic the
electoral systems are and the overall success of the Left (in terms of
tenure in government). My suspicion is that this correlation is due
to a causal relationship.
No argument there. (8^]
If so,
I am not going to argue with Shane Mage about the details and meanings of
Plato's work. He is clearly a much greater expert than I. It is quite
possible that I have been misled by the second professor (Thomas Pangle)
who assigned the REPUBLIC to me when I was an undergrad. He was a follower
of
Thomas Kruse wrote:
To wit: I thought many military regimes in Lat Am relinquished control in
the 1980s, in part because they were tired of taking the heat for imposing
austerity programs.
On the other hand, the military had well prepared the ground for
"democracy," in line with Richard
Quoth Dennis Redmond, in part:
The EU Ueberkapitalisten would like to sacrifice the West
European industrial base in order to build a new, low-wage one in the
East;
An awfully tall order, Dennis; how would they pull it off, knowing that
this would galvanize and swell the left like
Please forward to anyone who might be interested...
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Doug writes:
On the other hand, the military had well prepared the ground for
"democracy," in line with Richard Feinberg's observation that democracy
only works when there's fundamental agreement on the nature of property.
Kill all the people who disagree and then you can let the survivors choose
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Hello all,
Thanks for your input on the URPE cuts in the ASSA program. The
Steering Committee of URPE is meeting this weekend in Washington DC and
will discuss everyone's ideas, suggestions, and also develop a plan of
action. We are seriously concerned about the lack of democracy, and -
of all
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Doug,
Why don't you forward this to Letterman's writers, place it under:
"Stupid Dictator Tricks," maybe they can segue it into "Torturecam."
Jason
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Doug says:
On the other hand, the military had well prepared the ground for
"democracy," in line with Richard Feinberg's observation that democracy
only works when there's fundamental agreement on the nature of property.
Kill all the people who disagree and then you can let the survivors
Paul,
It's Section 7A.
Take a look at work by James Gross on history of the NLRA; also Chris
Tomlins, "The State and the Unions," and Howell John Harris, "The Right to
Manage." I believe Stephen Fraser also deals with some of the politics
behind the Act in his book "Labor Will Rule" on
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