Titlebook: Equality; John Rees Textbook 1971Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1971 equality.political science.political theory.politics.qua

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Inequality of Wealth,are alterable is clearly an issue of great importance. As to the inequalities no one complains about, it would be interesting to determine whether this is because they are believed to be unalterable, because they are felt not to matter or because, though they . matter, they are regarded as beneficia

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Equality and Elites,nships of power and authority are both necessary and sufficient for the existence of a political system. Robert A. Dahl, for example, is prepared to define a political system as ‘a(chǎn)ny persistent pattern of human relationships that involves, to a significant extent, power, rule, or authority’.

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Anti-Racist Movements in the EUas like each other as possible. For egalitarians in Britain the statement of the ideal which would probably command widest assent is to be found in Tawney’s classic work, .. And for Tawney there was certainly no merit in striving for a society of identical human beings. His conception of equality is well expressed in these passages:

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AML/CFT and Cybersecurity Laws in Italy,ng features of human relationships, especially when men live under government or in states. Equality is characteristically a ‘reforming’ idea and since the periods in human history when the zeal for improvement in an egalitarian direction constitute a fraction of man’s total political experience the idea has only an intermittent importance.

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Boundary-Blurring Actors in Gujarat,that no judgement to the effect that a particular action ‘ought’ to be performed is valid unless it is possible to do it then the ideal of equality must be set against what it is possible to achieve. As James Burnham has written, ‘A goal must be possible before there is any point in considering it desirable.’