Titlebook: Economic Equality and Direct Democracy in Ancient Athens; Larry Patriquin Book 2015 Larry Patriquin 2015 democracy.equality.Polis.politics

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Elite Critics of Popular Rule,raining. In this chapter, a quick review is given of the basic ideas of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. It concludes that this trio, the most important thinkers at Athens, were staunch opponents of self-governance and political equality.

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The End of Direct Democracy, more or less weakened condition, as the Council and the Assembly were gradually neutralized. Athens’ constitution became increasingly oligarchic, especially in the transfer of power to elected officials and away from men chosen by lot.

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Conclusion: The Key Lesson for Contemporary Democracy,tionately benefit society’s elite. The last few pages sketch out a strategy for action that draws on the Athenian experience, suggesting that any effective change must begin with fundamental alterations to the institutions of contemporary democracy.

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Die Motivtypen in verschiedenen Laufbahnen,tionately benefit society’s elite. The last few pages sketch out a strategy for action that draws on the Athenian experience, suggesting that any effective change must begin with fundamental alterations to the institutions of contemporary democracy.