Toward new global development

But there remains also the truth that every end in history necessarily contains a new beginning; this beginning is the promise, the only 'message' which the end can ever produce. Beginning, before it becomes a historical event, is the supreme capacity of man; politically, it is identical with man's freedom. (Arendt, 1979: 478-9)

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• Social Exclusions

  Brij Mohan•Journal of Comparative Social…•2007

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• In scientia veritas et spero

  Christian Aspalter•Journal of Comparative Social…•2010

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• Slaughterhouse

  David Rieff•Slaughterhouse•1996

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• Higher superstition

  Paul R Gross•Higher superstition•1994

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• The Age of Extremes

  Eric Hobsbawm•The Age of Extremes•1996

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• Über kulturelle Kristallisation

  Arnold Gehlen, Wolfgang Welsch•Wege Aus der Moderne•1994

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• The Dilemma of American Social Welfare

  William M Epstein, William Epstein•Dilemma of American Social Welfare•2017

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• Democracies of Unfreedom

  Brij Mohan•Democracies of Unfreedom•1996

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• An Inquiry into Well-Being and Destitution

  Partha Dasgupta•An Inquiry into Well-Being and…•1995

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• Communism

  Francis Fukuyama, Richard Pipes•Foreign Affairs•1994

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• The Barbarism of Reason

  Asher Horowitz, Terry Maley•Barbarism of Reason•1994

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• The philosophical discourse of modernity

  Jürgen Habermas•The philosophical discourse of…•1987

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• The Poverty of Affluence

  Stanley Rothman, Paul L Wachtel•Political Psychology•1985

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