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111718
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2012.
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It changes character, like in quantum mechanics, even as we watch. The French revolution did that in the late 1780s and early 1790s. But spring is gone, and revolt is in, so far not revolution. There are layers of rulers and layers of opposition. The unveiling has started.
If winter seeds from a suicide in Tunisia made buds sprout in early spring, then they must have fallen on fertile soil. Events make processes when "stability" is unstable, like the huge power and wealth gaps. The U.S. trick is to make people believe in individual mobility: "If you don't make it, it is your fault." Others see it as a relation: By taking power-wealth from us they got powerful-rich and we powerless and poor. The former is individualist and person-oriented; the latter collectivist and system-oriented. See it that way and revolts follow, like Tahrir Square, like Wall Street. But some resources are needed.
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028903
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Nottingham, Spokesman, 1981.
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306p.
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0851243207
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| 019876 | 327.174094/DYN 019876 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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044795
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Oslo, Universiters for larger, 1973.
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195p.
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0043270425
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024226
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Colorado, Westview Press, 1985.
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xiv, 240p.
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Westview special studies in peace, conflict, and conflict resolution
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0865316996
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077650
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London, Routledge, 2007.
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xv, 405p.
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9780415396653
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098306
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London, Routledge, 2010.
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xv, 406p.
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9780415483193
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134819
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Processes in the real economy have three nodes: nature. production and consumption. Resources are extracted from nature. processed into products by production and distributed for consumption. Waste from the production and consumption processes is handed back to nature. in this process. nature sufl'ers depletion and is given back pollution. some ofit highly toxic. Much attention has been given to these two major contradictions in real economy). processes: First, that nature is the loser: and second. that class disparities of unequal distribution ofcosts and benefits exist.
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051177
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London, Pluto Press, 2000.
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xxiii, 338p.
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Peace by peaceful means
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0745319289
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158190
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Johan Galtung is a Norwegian sociologist, mathematician, and the principal founder of peace and conflict studies. In 1993, he founded TRANSCEND, a network for Peace and Development. A living classic of neo-Marxism, Norwegian sociologist and mathematician, who is credited for predicting in 1980 the fall of the Berlin Wall (and eventually of the Soviet Union), and in 2009, the demise of the U.S. empire by 2020, is sharing his views on the lessons of the Russian Revolution, the future of the left idea, prospects of Donald Trump's "supermarket revolution," and the relevance of the Big Data for running the state and society.
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