"We are betting on having a space in the political spectrum that runs from the democratic sectors to the left.
Going back to the rotten boroughs and lords of early 19th-century Britain, the right has long relied upon the least democratic sectors of the state.
In fact, in a survey taken at the end of August, pollsters for Brown University and The Providence Journal found that Mr. Chafee did extremely well in traditionally Democratic sectors, like union members and the elderly.
"Print graphics is a rather democratic sector of art market," wrote Elena Bakanova, a curator and co-owner, in an e-mail.
Patriot Corporations would be leaders in creating a new patriotic corporate ethic in America - one that unites workers and their employers in the mutual goal of building a stronger, more prosperous, more democratic business sector that can vigorously and proudly compete in the twenty-first-century global economy.
That philosophy, Quill writes, seeks "democratic control of sectors of society and economy in order to avoid the pitfalls of an unregulated market and — this is most important — the kind of terrible authoritarian government that emerged in the Soviet Union".
That philosophy, Quill writes, seeks "democratic control of sectors of society and economy in order to avoid the pitfalls of an unregulated market and -- this is most important -- the kind of terrible authoritarian government that emerged in the Soviet Union". Communism "was the endpoint of Marx's ideas," Quill writes, though Marx didn't delineate what it would look like, exactly.
Campuses now are structured like cooperatives, with our hypothecated loans funding the sector – democratic powers must follow.
The economy is excessively dependent on its energy sector; democratic development has taken a very authoritarian form; and the new plutocrats get richer while the poor, after a few years when average living standards rose, are again becoming poorer.
They want to supplant the entire existing order, whether it be money, the entire financial sector, democratic governance, social media … or, really, pick a field of human endeavour, there's probably some white paper outlining a token-based decentralized wholesale replacement for the way things are done now.
Moreover, politicians tend to be held accountable for wrongdoings or bad management in the public sector but are typically only indirectly blamed, if at all, for the misdemeanours of private banks.... On the other hand, when it comes to banks that are in the public sector, democratic accountability of politicians is more likely to discourage them from engaging in speculation.
