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,d, technical skill, which could be attained only by the few men who had the right combination of aristocratic lineage alongside proper education and training. In this chapter, a quick review is given of the basic ideas of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. It concludes that this trio, the most importan

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The End of Direct Democracy,e, and was effectively dead by the beginning of the Roman Empire, if not long before. In Athens, the old vestiges of self governance continued, but in more or less weakened condition, as the Council and the Assembly were gradually neutralized. Athens’ constitution became increasingly oligarchic, esp

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Conclusion: The Key Lesson for Contemporary Democracy,nds by noting that a similar struggle on the “material plane” is crucial today if we are to move beyond forms of public decision-making that disproportionately benefit society’s elite. The last few pages sketch out a strategy for action that draws on the Athenian experience, suggesting that any effe

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