Democracy was established in part as a reaction to the notion that there should be any preset order to the world, with rich and poor, sovereign and ruled. But, especially when paired with capitalism, democracy still creates winners and losers. The resulting dissonance between the ideals of democratic life and the reality forced new explanations for inequality.
Author: Brian Alexander
Source: The Atlantic
Subjects: Economics | Economy, Life & Society, Politics & Public Policy
Source: The Atlantic
Subjects: Economics | Economy, Life & Society, Politics & Public Policy
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