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... rule by a caste of planners , it is well to remember that historically this danger was perceived quite early by the nascent labor movement which for precisely this reason insisted that socialism should be democratic . It was the ...
... rule by a caste of planners , it is well to remember that historically this danger was perceived quite early by the nascent labor movement which for precisely this reason insisted that socialism should be democratic . It was the ...
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... rule . In the British areas , in particular , independence is being achieved , not through the fancied evolution of the usual in- struments of indirect rule , but by their obliteration and replacement . And the leaders , although men of ...
... rule . In the British areas , in particular , independence is being achieved , not through the fancied evolution of the usual in- struments of indirect rule , but by their obliteration and replacement . And the leaders , although men of ...
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... rule of the bourgeoisie . This class rule has , in recent decades , been modified , it is true . The role of the state ... rules the liberal state . They have been forced upon the bourgeoisie by crises which shook Western society to its ...
... rule of the bourgeoisie . This class rule has , in recent decades , been modified , it is true . The role of the state ... rules the liberal state . They have been forced upon the bourgeoisie by crises which shook Western society to its ...
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