Social capitalism in theory and practice: in three volumes 1 Emergence of the new majority
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| adam_text | A/484390 SOCIAL CAPITALISM IN THEORY AND PRACTICE IN THREE VOLUMES VOL.1
EMERGENCE OF THE NEW MAJORITY ROBERT CORFE (ILIIFTHTTLI? ARENA BOOKS
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 - DIVORCE BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND THE ELECTORATE
2 - BANKRUPTCY OF LEFT/RIGHT POLITICS 3 - FAILURE OF WILL TO MEET THE
PROSPECTS OF CATASTROPHE 4 - THE CALL OF SOCIAL CAPITALISM AND WHAT IT
IS 5 - TESTING THE EARLY THEORY IN THE FIELD OF POLITICS 6 - PRINCIPLES
OF SOCIAL CAPITALISM 7 - THE LABOUR PARTY RESISTS SOCIALISING CAPITALISM
8 - RELATIONS WITH THE UNIONS 9 - RESPONSE TO NEW SOCIALISM 10 -
CORROSIVE RESENTMENT OF SOCIALISM 11 - UNREALISM OF LABOUR MEMBERS 12 -
SOCIAL CAPITALISM AND ACADEMIA 13 - SAFEGUARDING NATIONAL INTEGRITY 14 -
THE PRIORITY OF INTERNATIONALISM 15 - ACHIEVING SOCIAL CAPITALISM PAGE -
III PART I INTRODUCTION TO PART I:- PAGE - 1 THE MISMATCH OF NEW SOCIETY
WITH OLD IDEAS CHAPTER 1 THE REMIT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION 1 - NEED TO
IDENTIFY THE REMIT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION 2 - THE 8 SPHERES OF
POLITICAL LIFE 3 - CHARACTERISTICS OF A POLITICAL PARTY 4 -
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LOCAL POLITICIAN 5 - DISTINGUISHING THE AGITATOR
FROM THE POLITICIAN 6 - THE CHANGE FROM IDEALIST TO FUNCTIONARY 7 -
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ORDINARY PARTY MEMBER 8 - THE COUNCILLOR AND
ORDINARY MEMBER COMPARED 9 - THE TRADES UNION ACTIVIST 10 - FUTURE ROLE
OF THE UNIONS 11 - BUT THIS IS THREATENED 12 - THE PARTY AS NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT 13 - THE FUSION AND CONFUSION BETWEEN ACTION AND PURPOSE 14 -
LIMITATIONS OF GOVERNMENTAL POWER 15 - NEED TO RE-FORMULATE PRINCIPLES
IN STRENGTHENING PARTY PURPOSE 16 - FOR WHOM DO GOVERNMENTS RULE? 17 -
DANGERS TO DEMOCRACY 18 - DISTINGUISHING THE PARTY ELECTORATE FROM THE
PARTY MEMBERSHIP 19 - IS THE PARTY BETRAYED BY THE GOVERNMENT? PAGE - 5
CHAPTER 2 AROUSING A NEW POLITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS 1 - NEED TO REPUDIATE
THE TENETS OF THE PAST 2 - THE TRANSFORMATION OF SOCIETY 3 - THE NEW 90%
MAJORITY IS SOCIAL CAPITALISM S NATURAL CONSTITUENCY 4 - ECONOMIC
CHANGES DEMONSTRATING THIS 5 - CONFRONTING NEO-LIBERALISM 6 - AROUSING A
CONSCIOUSNESS FOR THE RESPONSIBLE SOCIETY 7 - FUNCTION OF THE PARTY
MANIFESTO 8 - UNDERLYING PHILOSOPHY OF THE PARTY SHOULD UNIFY ITS
COMPONENT PARTS 9 - PARTY AND NOT GOVERNMENT SHOULD OVERSEE PRINCIPLES
10 - OLD SOCIALISM SOUGHT TO UNDERMINE THE REALPOLITIK OF LABOUR
GOVERNMENT 11 - THE OBJECTIVITY OF SOCIAL CAPITALISM HELPS TO JUSTIFY
PRACTICAL NECESSITY 12 - VALUE OF THE HISTORICAL APPROACH TO POLITICAL
UNDERSTANDING 13 - IMPORTANCE OF EMPIRICISM 14 - NEED FOR SOCIOLOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS 15 - AND LASTLY, THE HOLISTIC APPROACH PAGE - 20 XXX
CONTENTS CHAPTER 3 CHAMELEONS, SELF-DECEIVERS AND INTRIGUERS 1 -
CONFRONTING A CHAMELEON 2 - BUSINESS PEOPLE MUST BECOME AGENTS FOR
CHANGE 3 * DAMAGING LEGACY OF OLD SOCIALIST FEELING 4 - THE DYSPEPTIC
LOCAL OFFICIAL 5 - THE SUCCESS OF HIS TACTICS 6 * BUT HE REMAINS A
RESPECTED ESTABLISHMENT FIGURE 7 * DESPITE HIS HIDDEN POLITICAL VIEWS 8
- PRETENCE AND HYPOCRISY OF MANY PARTY ACTIVISTS 9 - CAUSES OF THIS 10 -
AN IDEOLOGICAL VACUUM MAKES THE PARTY VULNERABLE 11 - THE POISON OF
THOSE WITH SECRET AGENDAS PAGE - 31 CHAPTER 4 THE DRIVE TOWARDS INTERNAL
AUTHORITY 1 - INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL AUTHORITY 2 - WHY SOCIETY S LEADERS
SHOULD SUPPORT SOCIAL CAPITALISM 3 - THE MULTI-CLASS SOCIETY DISDAINS
CLASS STRUGGLE 4 - CLASS WAR NO LONGER VIABLE 5 * IMPLICATIONS OF
ATTACKING AN ECONOMIC SYSTEM 6 - SOCIAL CAPITALISTS AS PROMOTERS OF
BUSINESS 7 - AS RESPONSIBLE STEWARDS OF THE ECONOMY 8 - OLD SOCIALISM
WAS UNDEMOCRATIC 9 * COLLECTIVISM AND REPRESENTATIVE BODIES ARE OFTEN
UNDEMOCRATIC 10 - COMPARISON WITH TRUE DEMOCRATIC SYSTEMS 11 - PEOPLE
POWER DEFINED 12 - ORIGINS AND NATURE OF STATE AUTHORITY 13 - AUTHORITY
IN THE MEDIEVAL WORLD 14 - EMERGENCE OF CAPITALISM 15 - CENTRALISATION
AND THE NEW ABSOLUTISM AND REACTIONS AGAINST THEM PAGE - 44 CHAPTER 5
EMERGENCE OF THE FULLY CONSCIOUS COMMUNITY I - JUSTIFYING THE
ACQUISITIVE INSTINCT 2 - CONTRASTING OUTCOME OF THE AMERICAN AND FRENCH
REVOLUTIONS 3 - EMERGENCE OF THE UNCOMPROMISING STRUGGLE 4 - BUT IT
ENTAILED A DE-HUMANISING OR REGRESSION OF SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS 5 *
EMERGENCE OF THE MIDDLE- MIDDLE MAJORITY 6 - THE POPULAR DEMAND FOR
OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL DIFFERS FROM THAT OF OLD SOCIALISM 7 - SOCIAL
BENEFITS OF THE KNOWLEDGE-BASED SOCIETY 8 -THE STRENGTHENING OF INTERNAL
AUTHORITY 9 - CONFRONTING THE PROBLEM OF BREAD AND CIRCUSES 10 - WHILST
THE AMERICAN CONCEPT OF FREEDOM IS BASED ON SATISFACTION THE EUROPEAN
CONCEPT IS BASED ON THE REALITY OF HUMAN RELATIONS 11 - BUT BEHAVIOURIST
MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES HAVE TAKEN OVER THE LABOUR PARTY 12 - FULL
CONSCIOUSNESS IN SOCIETY AND WHAT IT MEANS PAGE - 55 CHAPTER 6 BREAKDOWN
OF THE OLD CLASS SYSTEM 1 * THE BENEVOLENT STATE AND THE UNCARING
INDIVIDUAL 2 * SOCIAL CAPITALISM CONCERNED WITH ALL ASPECTS OF SOCIETY 3
- THE COMMUNALLY-MINDED MIDDLE CLASS OF AN EARLIER EPOCH 4 -
MISUNDERSTANDING WHICH LED TO CLASS TENSIONS 5 - THE OLD CLASSES WERE TO
DESTROY THEMSELVES 6 - THE NEED FOR SOCIAL CAPITAL 7 - THE HIDDEN
ORIGINS OF THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE 8 - DECLINE OF THE OLD MIDDLE CLASS 9 -
THE FIRST POLITICAL BLOW 10- HOW THE TORIES BETRAYED THE OLD MIDDLE
CLASS 11 - NEW VALUES AND EMERGENCE OF THE CONTENTS XXXI MIDDLE-MIDDLE
MAJORITY 12 - DECLINE OF THE OLD WORKING CLASS 13 - A CALL TO THE
DECLINING CLASSES 14 - THE NEW EGALITARIANISM PAGE - 66 PART II
INTRODUCTION TO PART II:- PAGE - 8 1 EXORCISING THE GHOST OF MARX
CHAPTER 7 TRANSFORMATION OF THE WORLD OF WORK 1 - NEED TO RE-BUILD THE
LABOUR PARTY 2 - CHURNING OVER OLD IDEAS COMPOUNDS ISSUES RATHER THAN
RESOLVES THEM 3 - THE PHILOSOPHY NEEDS UP-DATING 4 - EVIDENCE OF PARTY
DECLINE 5 - CAUSES OF POOR MORALE 6 - MISMATCH BETWEEN THE WORLD OF
ACTUALITY AND CONSTRUCTIVE THOUGHT 7 - TONY BLAIR AND HIS VALUES 8 - THE
PROBLEM WITH PRAGMATISTS 9 - HOW IT WEAKENS RESOLVE 10 - THE VALUES OF
OLD LABOUR AND OLD SOCIALISM 11 - HOW THEY BECAME ANACHRONISTIC 12 -
CHANGES IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF WORK 13 - SPIRIT OF TOLERATION HAS EMERGED
FROM THE HETEROGENEOUS MIDDLE-MIDDLE MAJORITY 14 - DEMISE OF UNFAIR
DISCRIMINATION 15 - HOW TOLERATION HAS ADVANCED INDIVIDUALISM 16 - CLASS
WAR IS NOW ANATHEMA WITH THE MAJORITY PAGE - 85 CHAPTER 8 INTELLECTUAL
BANKRUPTCY OF THE LEFT 1 - LABOUR MUST LOOK FORWARD BUT NEVER BACK 2 -
TRANSFORMED WORKING CLASS ABHORS CLASS CONFLICT 3 - TRANSFORMATION OF
THE OLD MIDDLE CLASS 4 - DISCRIMINATION AGAINST ANY INTRINSIC GROUPS IS
NO LONGER ACCEPTABLE 5 - SOCIAL STRUCTURES NO LONGER ENABLE A CLASS WAR
SITUATION 6 - SOCIAL CAPITALISM IS ABOUT EMPOWERING THE INDIVIDUAL 7 -
ANALYSIS OF CAPITALISM IS AT THE CORE OF SOCIAL CAPITALISM 8 * LABOUR
LEADERS HAVE ALWAYS DISDAINED BUSINESS 9 - DIFFERENTIATING DESIRABLE
FROM UNDESIRABLE BUSINESS PRACTICES 10 * THE PHONY AND THE REAL
ECONOMIES 11 * THE DIALECTIC OF PRODUCTIVE PROFITABILITY IN ASSESSING
ALL BUSINESS ACTIVITY 12 - NEW LABOUR ASSOCIATES WITH THE WRONG BUSINESS
LEADERS 13 - AND CONSEQUENTLY HAS FAILED TO ADDRESS URGENT ISSUES 14 -
LABOUR S NEW 90% CONSTITUENCY? 15 - THE GREAT STRUGGLE AHEAD 16 - THE
DIALECTIC OF SOCIAL CAPITALISM IN EMPOWERING CHANGE 17 - MARXISM REMAINS
A BARRIER AGAINST CHANGE 18 - AND THROUGH COLLECTIVISM DENIES FREEDOM 19
- EMERGENCE OF THE RESPONSIBLE SOCIETY AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE PAGE - 99
CHAPTER 9 PRACTICAL FAILURES OF THE LEFT 1 - SOCIALLY ACCOUNTABLE
CAPITALISM IS NOW THE ONLY ACCEPTABLE FORM OF CAPITALISM 2 -
CONTEMPORARY SOCIALISM FAILS TO CHALLENGE CORPORATE CAPITAL 3 - AND THE
DYNAMICS ESSENTIAL TO BUSINESS 4 - TECHNOLOGY EXERTS SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
CHANGE 5 - THE MORAL HIGH GROUND OF GROUPS DOES NOT IN ITSELF JUSTIFY
THEIR RIGHT TO POWER 6 - WORLDWIDE ATROCITIES OF OLD SOCIALISM 7 -
WORKING PEOPLE NO LONGER NATURAL LABOUR SUPPORTERS 8 * THE ILLS OF OLD
SOCIALISM ARE SYSTEMIC 9 * RIGHT WING PARTIES HAVE PASSED MORE XXXII
CONTENTS LEGISLATION BENEFITING THE MASSES 10 - FUTILITY OF HERO-WORSHIP
OR THAT OF BYGONE MOVEMENTS PAGE- 117 CHAPTER 10 WHY SOCIALISM REPELS 1
- GOOD INTENTIONS NOT ENOUGH 2 - PRIMAL CAUSES MUST BE SOUGHT AND
UNDERSTOOD 3 - SOCIALIST-LIKE LEGISLATION FROM NON-SOCIALIST SOURCES IS
STILL A BENEFIT 4 - SOCIALISM EMERGES MOST SUCCESSFULLY IN HIGHLY
EDUCATED SOCIETIES 5 - THE PROBLEM OF PRESENTING SOCIALISM 6 - THE
SURREPTITIOUS INFLUENCE OF MARX 7 - THE UNCONSCIOUS MARXISTS 8 - MARXISM
IS A SCIENCE FOR REVOLUTION RATHER THAN A PROGRAMME FOR CONSTRUCTION 9 -
PSYCHOLOGICAL REASONS FOR RESISTING THE LURE OF SOCIALISM PAGE- 127
CHAPTER 11 THE BANE OF MARXISM I - MARXISM MUST BE REPUDIATED 2 -
RELEVANCE AND IRRELEVANCE OF MARXISM TODAY 3 - TOWARDS THE NEW CLASS
CONSCIOUSNESS 4 - THE DIFFERENT NATURE OF FUTURE RADICAL STRUGGLE 5 -
MARXISM TODAY IS RETROGRESSIVE 6 - MARX FAILED TO PREDICT THE
BIFURCATION OF CAPITALISM INTO MALIGN AND BENIGN FORMS 7 - HIS
IDEALISATION OF THE PROLETARIAT FALSIFIED REALITY 8 - TODAY S
MULTI-CLASS MAJORITY ARE REPELLED BY HIS VIEW OF THE PROLETARIAT 9 -
POLITICS AS A SCIENCE 10 - SUBJECTIVITY OF CLASS STRUGGLE DEVALUES
POLITICS AS A SCIENCE I1 * THE PSYCHOLOGICAL FAULT LINES IN MARXISM 12 *
FUTILITY OF THE LABOUR VALUE THEORY PAGE- 136 CHAPTER 12 THE CORE OF
SOCIAL CAPITALIST PHILOSOPHY 1 - SOCIAL CAPITALISM S PRODUCTIVE
PROFITABILITY AS AN OBJECTIVE EVALUATION METHOD 2 - A CONSTRUCTIVE
METHODOLOGY FOR THE RESOLUTION OF CONFLICT 3 - SOCIAL CAPITALISM EMPLOYS
THE DESCRIPTIVE MODE IN FORETELLING A DESIRABLE FUTURE 4 * AS IT ALSO
EQUALLY VALUES THOSE FROM EVERY SECTOR OF SOCIETY 5 - INVALIDITY OF
DIALECTICAL-MATERIALISM 6 - NEW IDEALISM AS AN ESSENTIAL TOOL FOR
CONSTRUCTIVE THOUGHT AND AS A UNIFIED CONCEPTUAL SYNTHESIS 7 - THE 20 TH
CENTURY S DEARTH OF POLITICAL THOUGHT 8 - THE LEGACY OF 20 TH CENTURY
PHILOSOPHY 9 - CONSEQUENTLY, POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY (OR SCIENCE) HAS BEEN
PLACED IN A STRAITJACKET 10 - NEED TO CONSIDER ETHICAL VALUES 11 - OTHER
VALUES OF IDEALIST PHILOSOPHY 12 - MARX AN ACCIDENT OF HISTORY PAGE- 146
CHAPTER 13 PROMOTING THE SOCIAL CAPITALIST MESSAGE 1 - FOURFOLD APPROACH
TO THE CORE VALUES OF SOCIAL CAPITALISM 2 - ETHICAL APPEAL TO ALL
SECTORS OF SOCIETY 3 - MOST HIGHLY-EDUCATED SHOULD BE DRAWN IN AS
ACTIVISTS 4 - PROMOTING SOCIAL CAPITALIST EDUCATION 5 * ASPIRING
QUALITIES OF SOCIAL CAPITALISTS 6 - SPREADING THE MESSAGE 7 CREATING THE
RIGHT SOCIAL AMBIENCE 8 - A ROLE FOR THE OLDER GENERATION 9 -
SPIN-DOCTORING HAS DISCREDITED THE LABOUR PARTY 10 - THE NEED FOR
CONTENTS XXXIII PUBLIC INTELLECTUALS 11 - THE ROLE OF THE TRADES UNION
MOVEMENT 12 - PROMOTING SOCIAL CAPITALISM PAGE- 156 PART III
INTRODUCTION TO PART III:- PAGE - 1 69 THE CALL ON EXPERTISE FOR CHANGE
CHAPTER 14 ACKNOWLEDGING SOCIAL CHANGE 1 - A UNANIMITY ON SOCIAL VALUES
2 - PRIVILEGE IS NOW A THING FROM THE PAST 3 - CLASS- BASED PARTIES HAVE
SERVED THEIR USEFUL PURPOSE 4 - THE MULTI-CLASS (OR CLASSLESS) SOCIETY
LOATHES INTOLERANCE 5 - BUSINESS VALUES ARE THE ESSENTIAL SPRINGBOARD
FOR GENERAL PROSPERITY 6 - INDUSTRY AND NOT THE POLITICS OF THE LEFT DID
MORE TO RAISE THE STANDARDS OF THE POOR 7 - OLD SOCIALISTS FAIL TO
ACKNOWLEDGE THE POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SOCIAL CHANGE 8 - THEY NEVER
ATTEMPTED TO DEVELOP A BUSINESS CULTURE 9 - UNREALITY OF OLD SOCIALISM S
BENIGN VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE 10 - WHY OLD SOCIALISTS REFUSE TO CONSIDER
THE VIEWS OF THE BROADER POPULACE 11 - THE POLITICAL SYSTEM HAS
ALIENATED ITSELF FROM THE PEOPLE, NOT VICE VERSA 12 - MISMATCH BETWEEN
IDEOLOGY AND ACTUALITY 13 - OLD SOCIALIST DOCTRINES AN EMBARRASSMENT TO
THE LABOUR PARTY 14 - REAL CLASS DIVISIONS PRIOR TO 1950 15 - THE SPIRIT
OF TOLERANCE HAS EVOKED AN INTOLERANCE OF CLASS WAR 16 - DIVISIVENESS IS
JUDGED BY THE MAJORITY AS PERVERSE PAGE-173 CHAPTER 15 FUTILITY OF CLASS
STRUGGLE 1 - EDUCATION AND COOPERATION IN THE WORK ENVIRONMENT 2 -
EGALITARIANISM IN THE WAKE OF CONSUMERISM 3 - THE PASSING OF PRIVILEGE
MAKES FOR A DEMOCRATIC ENVIRONMENT 4 - LACK OF CLASS-BASED ISSUES 5 -
NOT EVEN RENTIER CAPITALISM LENDS ITSELF TO CLASS STRUGGLE 6 - THOSE
OPERATING THE WORST ASPECTS OF CAPITALISM CANNOT EASILY BE IDENTIFIED AS
A CLASS 7 - THE EXISTING REMNANTS OF CLASS WAR SOCIALISTS 8 - THE BENIGN
DIALECTICAL PURPOSE OF CLASS WAR WAS MALIGN IN PRACTICE 9 * NEW LABOUR S
FENCE-SITTING LEAVES SOCIALISM IN LIMBO 10 - WHILST A DUALISTIC SOCIETY
MAKES FOR CONFRONTATION, A MULTI-CLASS MIDDLE- MIDDLE MAJORITY MAKES FOR
COOPERATION 11 - A COMPARISON BETWEEN PAST AND PRESENT 12 - WHEN ENVY IS
A PRIVATE VICE AND NOT A REFLECTION OF SOCIAL ILLS PAGE- 184 CHAPTER 16
EMPLOYERS IN THE VANGUARD OF PROGRESS 1 - JUSTICE AND EQUALITY CAN ONLY
BE ACHIEVED THROUGH THE INITIATIVE OF THOSE AT THE APEX OF SOCIETY 2 -
THOSE AMONGST THE APEX OF SOCIETY HAVE ALWAYS PROMOTED THE INTERESTS OF
THE MAJORITY 3 - MIDDLE CLASS FEAR OF THE PROLETARIANISATION OF SOCIETY:
ITS POLITICAL BASIS 4 - ITS PSYCHOLOGICAL BASIS 5 - ATTRACTIONS OF
SOCIAL CAPITALISM TO THE AFFLUENT 6 - INEVITABLE JUGGERNAUT OF FREEDOM
FOR THE MAJORITY 7 - EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP WILL PROMOTE NOT HINDER
EFFICIENCY 8 - SOCIALISM IN PRACTICE PREVENTS THE ACHIEVEMENT OF ITS OWN
PURPOSE 9 * HOW EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP WILL BE ACHIEVED AND WELCOMED BY
BOSSES XXXIV CONTENTS 10 - LEADING INDUSTRIALISTS AS SOCIAL CAPITALISTS
11 - SOCIAL CAPITALISM A RETURN TO ST. SIMONISM 12 - IF MARXISM HAD BEEN
BYE-PASSED REAL SOCIALISM MAY HAVE ALREADY BEEN ACHIEVED AT AN EARLIER
EPOCH IN HISTORY PAGE - 191 CHAPTER 17 THE SOCIAL CAPITALISM OF
INDUSTRIALISTS 1 - THE CITY REPRESSES THOSE WITH INNOVATIVE IDEAS 2 -
WHILST THE LABOUR PARTY SPURNS INNOVATIVE INDUSTRIALISTS 3 * EXAMPLES OF
OUTSTANDING INDUSTRIALISTS 4 - A CLASSLESS SOCIALISM WOULD BE VERY
DIFFERENT FROM A PROLETARIAN SOCIALISM 5 - A WELL-INFORMED OBJECTIVITY
COMPARED WITH A RESENTFUL SUBJECTIVITY 6 - PROMOTING A CHANGING
COMMUNITY AS OPPOSED TO ONE PRESERVED IN ASPIC 7 - CONSEQUENCES OF THE
MERGING POLITICAL PARTIES 8 - TOWARDS A ONE-PARTY SYSTEM 9 - INSINCERITY
OF LABOUR S ATTITUDE TOWARDS CLASS 10 * GOODWILL AND CANDID ATTITUDES IN
CREATING THE RESPONSIBLE SOCIETY 11 - CURIOSITY AND APPRECIATING
PSYCHOLOGICAL MOTIVATIONS 12 - SOCIAL ETHICS IS THE CORE TO UNITING
DIFFERENT CULTURAL CLASS GROUPS PAGE - 200 CHAPTER 18 THE SOCIAL
CAPITALIST NETWORK 1 - RE-BUILDING LABOUR S MEMBERSHIP 2 - THE
ALTERNATIVE REALISM OF CLASS PARTY STRIFE 3 - STRATEGY FOR A SOCIAL
CAPITALIST NETWORK 4 - A DISCREET MOVEMENT 5 - TECHNIQUES TO BE EMPLOYED
6 * TARGETING PROSPECTIVE SOCIAL CAPITALISTS 7 * AND THOSE IN THE LOCAL
COMMUNITY 8 - DOOR-TO-DOOR AND HIGH-STREET CANVASSING 9 - NETWORK
CIRCLES 10 - ORGANISATION OF THE NETWORK PAGE - 207 PART IV ADDRESSING
SOME CURRENT ISSUES: AN EXERCISE IN APPLYING NEW SOCIALIST PRINCIPLES
CHAPTER 19 HEALING THE RURAL/URBAN POLITICAL DIVIDE 1 - THE TRADITIONAL
DIVIDE 2 - MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT RURAL LIFE 3 - WHEN URBANITES ARE
DISABUSED OF THEIR ILLUSIONS 4 - CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FANNER 5 -
UNIQUE FEATURES OF THE AGRICULTURAL MARKET 6 * INEVITABLE CONSERVATISM
OF FARMERS 7 - LABOUR S DISDAIN FOR RURAL INTERESTS 8 - SOCIAL
CAPITALISM GIVES A HIGH PRIORITY TO FANNING INTERESTS 9 - FARMERS NOW
EXISTS IN A POLITICAL VACUUM 10 - CRAZY MARKET CONDITIONS 11 - RENTIER
ECONOMY UNDERMINING RURAL LIFE 12 - HOW HUNTING HAS BECOME A METAPHOR
FOR FREEDOM 13 - A LABOUR PPC AND THE HUNT PROTESTERS 14 - WHY HUNTING
HAS BECOME A POLITICAL TOTEMIC CAUSE 15 - SOCIAL CAPITALISM S
AGRICULTURAL DOCTRINES 16 - NEED TO APPRECIATE SOCIAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
FUNCTIONAL GROUPS 17 * CONFRONTING THE HUNTING ISSUE 18 *
INTERDEPENDENCE OF TOWN AND COUNTRY 19 - RENTIER CORPORATIONS ARE THE
REAL ENEMY OF HOME-BASED AGRICULTURE PAGE - 215 CONTENTS XXXV CHAPTER 20
THE SUPER-RICH AND COMMUNAL NEED 1 - BENIGN AND MALIGN ASPECTS OF GREAT
PERSONAL WEALTH 2 - WHEN THE RICH ARE WRONGLY BLAMED 3 - CONCERNS OF THE
MIDDLE-MIDDLE MAJORITY AT THE TOP 1% 4 - INVIOLABILITY OF THE SUPER-RICH
IS PROTECTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY 5 - EMERGENCE OF THE
INFLATIONARY TRICKLE-UP ECONOMY 6 - WHO THE SUPER-RICH ARE 7 - PRICKING
THEIR CONSCIENCE 8 - THEIR PROMOTION OF THE RENTIER ECONOMY 9 - THE
PROBLEM OF TAXATION 10 - CATEGORISING THE TOP 1% 11 - RE-ESTABLISHING
THE UPPER EXCHEQUER COURTS 12 - ADVERSE EFFECT OF THE SUPER-RICH ON THE
MACRO-ECONOMY 13 - COMPARISON WITH ROME 14 -SELF-DECEPTION OF THE CBI
15-COUNTER-WARNINGS 16-THE EXPORTING OF SKILLS 17 - WHY OTHERS CALL FOR
PROTECTIONISM 18 - WARNINGS OF US SCHOLARS ON THE WINNER TAKES ALL
SOCIETY 19 - A CULTURE MAY BE TRANSFORMED THROUGH FINANCIAL SHIFTS IN
THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM PAGE - 234 CHAPTER 21 CONFRONTING THE FUTURE O 1 -
TONY BLAIR AND SOCIAL CAPITALISM 2 - WHAT POLITICIANS THINK MORE
IMPORTANT THAN WHAT THEY SAY 3 - THE SMOOTH ACCESSION OF SOCIAL
CAPITALISM 4 - AS A MIDDLE CLASS MOVEMENT 5 - AND AS THE RESPONSIBLE
SOCIETY 6 - SOCIAL CAPITALISM AS A WORLDWIDE BELIEF SYSTEM 7 - IN
COUNTERING THE CAUSES OF TERRORISM 8 - FUTILITY OF BRUTE FORCE 9 -
PROPAGATING THE MESSAGE 10 - CONFRONTING NEO-LIBERALISM 11 - ITS
ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS AND SEEDS OF SELF-DESTRUCTION 12 - THE PROBLEM
OF AMERICA 13 - HER BENIGN PAST AND MALIGN PRESENT 14 - THE REAL
EMERGING WORLD POLITICAL DIVIDE 15 - A ROLE FOR BRITAIN 16 - RUINOUS
CONSEQUENCES OF THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP 17 - REGAINING HER INTEGRITY
AND INDEPENDENCE PAGE - 253 APPENDIX A APPENDIX B APPENDIX C SELECT
BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX EGALITARIANISM AND MERITOCRACY ON AUTHORITATIVE TEXTS
MORE THAN AN ORDINARY PARTY PAGE - 269 PAGE-271 PAGE-272 PAGE - 275 PAGE
- 279 PLEASE NOTE THAT WHEN THE MALE PRONOUN IS USED THROUGHOUT THE
FOLLOWING TEXT, THAT THIS REFERS, IN ACCORDANCE TO THE OED DEFINITION,
TO A PERSON OF UNSPECIFIED SEX, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED TO THE
CONTRARY, AND THAT THEREFORE NO DISCRIMINATION OF ANY KIND, IN EITHER
THOUGHT OR INTENTION, IN UTILISING THE BREVITY OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
SHOULD BE CONSTRUED AS A REFLECTION AGAINST THE FEMALE SEX.
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