More EqualityPantheon Books, 1973 - 261 páginas |
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... Common sense suggest that the upturn in expectations should have been accompanied by feelings of optimism about the future , but obviously just the reverse is happen- ing . One reason has to do with a psychological difference between ...
... Common sense suggest that the upturn in expectations should have been accompanied by feelings of optimism about the future , but obviously just the reverse is happen- ing . One reason has to do with a psychological difference between ...
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... common interest in not helping the cities can unite against them . In effect , then , the cities and the poor and the black are politically outnumbered . This state of affairs suggests the fourth and perhaps most important reason for ...
... common interest in not helping the cities can unite against them . In effect , then , the cities and the poor and the black are politically outnumbered . This state of affairs suggests the fourth and perhaps most important reason for ...
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... common practice today in a number of social sciences . These models attempt to simulate existing societies , where- as utopian models must be speculative . Even though they should be grounded in current theoretical insights and ...
... common practice today in a number of social sciences . These models attempt to simulate existing societies , where- as utopian models must be speculative . Even though they should be grounded in current theoretical insights and ...
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THE POSSIBILITIES AND PROBLEMS OF MORE | 57 |
Inequality | 102 |
Some Utopian Scenarios | 193 |
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