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  • America's Bid For Empire

    Government, #1

    Serie eBook 1 - Government
    Having delegated its legislative and war making powers to the wide discretion of federal judges and the president, Congress has kept Americans uninformed about the objectives and hard choices necessary for meeting the terrorist threat. The president's decision to invade Iraq, unsupported by evidence of a mortal threat and without a substantive debate in Congress, offers no tangible payoffs of ... Altre info

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  • American Elites and Debt Crisis

    Government, #2

    Serie eBook 2 - Government
    Historean Zinn (1920-2010) sets forth the unending struggles between American corporations and workers and claims that government is in the hands of ruling elites not government of and for the people.[1] Zinn was most interested in social movements and how they affect social change. He spent his life finding out and explaining how American presidents have failed the people in the past, and how the ... Altre info

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  • Globalization and American Hegemony

    Serie eBook 3 - Government
    Republicans are supply siders and Democrats are demand siders. What is wrong with this picture? In one word, globalization. ... Altre info

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  • On Government and Protests

    Government, #22

    Serie eBook 22 - Government
    Throughout history, there always has been tension between government and governed. Tension exhibits and change begins with a widespread "desire for change" from discontented people who feel powerless and who also have no confidence in existing culture or traditions. Price and environmental protests are people's desire for change. Competition for consumption of resources by the geometrical increase ... Altre info

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  • Innovation and Population Growth

    Government, #20

    Serie eBook 20 - Government
    The coming of rapid scientific innovations since 1950 account for the accelerating human population growth. The human population increases by natural selection amplified by innovation which it uses to increase food production and to increase human comforts available in developed countries (food, clothes, shelter, health, etc.).Innovations diffuse in society. As long as food lasts, population ... Altre info

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  • Malthus Revisited

    Government, #18

    Serie eBook 18 - Government
    Global food supply F drives global population to some asymptotic value presently estimated at about Po=10 billion people, assuming F does not exceed the maximum food supply Fmax. And, global environmental effects drive global population downward from the 10 billion estimate. Thus, if an asymptotic population Po cannot exist beyond the present 7 billion population supported by F then global ... Altre info

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  • Greece a Failed State

    Serie eBook 17 - Government
    The present study of Greek history, between the year 1936 before World War II and present, is made to find reasons why Greece is a failed state. I conclude that modern Greece always has been and is an appendage to the interests of the great powers in the eastern Mediterranean. Greek politics is an adaptation of great power interests. Through their interest to check the Ottoman empire and their ... Altre info

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  • Nature of Government

    Government, #16

    Serie eBook 16 - Government
    This book looks at the types of government observed and the role of debt in the survival of government. The Greek crisis provides an example of peacetime debt not strategic interest being the key concern. The lesson from the foregoing discussion is that the natures of all types of government is authoritarian and that a government's interest to preserve its elites and politicians is different from ... Altre info

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  • The Individualist in Nature Society and State

    Serie eBook 14 - Government
    Man is part of a natural and social environments. The natural environment is structured by nature and the social environment is structured by the state. Man cannot escape from either environment and to survive, during his lifetime and after, must adapt. Man has a better chance of surviving in an advanced rather than in an undeveloped society. Likewise, the state is part of a natural and social ... Altre info

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  • The Individual And Revolution

    Serie eBook 13 - Government
    Historian Toynbee tells us that revolution occurs when the existing structure of "Society", has ceased to answer to the conditions, needs and demands of Society which has the power to make a change in the structure. In recorded history, changes brought about by revolution have brought about changes in the management of Society along with new conditions, needs and demands which put new tensions on ... Altre info

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  • Pax Americana Debt Bubble

    Government, #12

    Serie eBook 12 - Government
    The western economic powers comprising Pax Americana, such as the United States (U.S.), Germany and Japan, appear to be in a decline phase while the emerging eastern powers such as Russia, China, India and Brazil appear ascendant. The economy of Japan peaked in 1990 after its inflated bubble burst and it has not completely recovered. Starting with the Lehman Brothers bank collapse, the U.S. ... Altre info

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  • Wars and Greek Elites

    Government, #11

    Serie eBook 11 - Government
    Since 1821, the date the Greeks started their revolution for independence from the Ottoman Turks, there have been six civil wars in which pro government Greek fought anti government Greek. Pro government forces, backed by European and American powers, have always won these civil wars thereby maintaining the structure of the state organized by the 1% Greek elites intact. In each case, the 99% ... Altre info

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