AT the end of Institution Road, right before the mountains, sits what looks like a castle.
Old World contagion of compulsory health insurance, if allowed to spread to our New World, will mark the beginning of the end of free institutions in America.
"The way it was done was just too big and too quick, which may have led to the disappearance, and the end, of some institutions," Mr. Bartlese said.
The way it was done was just too big and too quick, which may have led to the disappearance, and the end, of some institutions.
As Moisés Naím observed in his book, The End of Power, institutions of all types, from corporations and governments to traditional churches, charities, and militaries, are being disrupted.
"The thesis of my book is that the end of big institutions is profoundly dangerous to our democracy," Mele said.
A strand apart It's a knockout The end of an institution?
The American Civil War (1861 65) resulted in the end of the institution of slavery, and in its aftermath many women abolitionists put on hold their desire for universal suffrage in favour of ensuring suffrage for newly freed male slaves.
Second, by bringing the whole grubby business into disrepute, the leak of memos from the Ceremonial Office seemed to hasten the end of an institution that, in its present form, does nothing but perpetuate an obsolete idea of Britain.
For now, it's the end of an institution that tried to promote cultural change in Burundi by encouraging its students to think of themselves as citizens first, rather than as Hutus or Tutsis.
