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“The reduced sense of responsibility and the absence of effective volition in turn explain the ordinary citizen's ignorance and lack of judgement in matters of domestic and foreign policy which are if anything more shocking in the case of educated people and of people who are successfully active in non-political walks of life than it is with uneducated people in humble stations.”

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Book:Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy
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Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy

A seminal work that explores the historical development and comparative analysis of capitalism, socialism, and democracy, offering insights into their economic and political implications. more

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