Titlebook: Western Elites and Societies in Twenty-First Century Politics; Avoiding Calamity John Higley Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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Intellectual Elites and Realities of Work,l other persons in a complex society could be similarly beneficial. Most occupations and work activities contain few inherent incentives for outstanding performance that are equivalent to the wide collegial recognition or public acclaim that inhere in intellectual (and artistic) success.

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The Democracy Ideal Reconsidered,ir own conceptions of justice even though these are never fully convincing to most people they rule. How should social scientists, policymakers and others think about the democracy ideal so they can derive as much as professing it can accomplish politically and still be thinking and talking about politics in the real world?

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,Representative Government’s Prospects,y has what looked in 1900 like a spreading practice of representative government mostly failed to materialize? Believers in representative government in 1900 misconstrued how the spread of institutions and practices they enjoyed could be brought about. Despite all historical evidence, representative

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Plutocracy and Demagogy in a Weak State,the United States has been a demagogic plutocracy since the Civil War. A fundamental, if apocalyptic, question is whether environmental, economic, financial, public health, and other ominous trends will end the country’s demagogic phase and begin a military phase. Threats to plutocratic wealth and p