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Democracy,at constitutes its relationship to the public good. Some who might call themselves realists have sought to explain how beneficial compromise might be achieved so that the ideals do not have to be entirely forsaken, but the conceits of the world may not upset the intentions too much. What, in the Uni

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Economics and Finance,Piketty’s (2014) warning is worth heeding: “Indeed, the distribution of wealth is too important an issue to be left to economists, sociologists, historians, and philosophers. It is of interest to everyone, and that is a good thing” (p. 2). There are flaws in capitalism, but there are flaws in all po

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„Getrennt marschieren, vereint schlagen“ critical elements of the triad will be treated as ineluctably connected. The unified approach is not limited to the practical aspects and outcomes of daily life; it incorporates theory as well (understanding that some theorists also adopt a unified approach, even as others segregate the phenomena a

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Die verschiedenen Arten stiller Reservenh a political structure and an economic system. Capitalism is not perfect, but care must be taken to analyze whether the system in place—and its operation in particular—actually . capitalism. Few commentators ask that question.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02241-1ecent years. Justice and freedom, as is evident from the discussion in Chapter 1, are common rhetorical tropes but are used in malleable ways, especially politically. Some extended treatment of these characteristics is necessary before specific examples can be discussed.