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A picture is worth a thousand words.


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rasist

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Underware

Jigsaw

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-- like

Underware

Jigsaw


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George Orwell Big Brother

software

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Time machine

Facebook

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ReferenceGombrich, Richard. Theravada Buddhism, New York

1988

Nwe, Than Than Gendered Spaces: Women in BurmeseSociety, Transformation No6 February 2003Willis, Janice. Nuns and Benefactresses: The Role ofWomen in the Development of Buddhism, Women,Religion, and Social Change, Y. Haddad and E. Findly,

eds., Albany: State University of New York Press, 1985:

59-

Julia T. Wood, Gendered Lives, Ninth Edition (Boston:Wadsworth, 2011)

Harvey, Peter. An Introduction to Buddhist Ethics.

Cambridge 2000.

Enlightenment

Immanuel KantWhat is Enlightenment

Enlightenment

reason

Sapere aude!

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dare to be wise

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Gerald (Jerry) Cohen Chichele Professor of Social and Political

Theory

Isiah Berlin, JohnRawls, Ronald Dworkin, Robert Nozick,

Amartya Sen

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Cohe

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(what is it made of )

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'How did itcome to be anybody's private property in

the first place?'

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(Why was there that privateproperty to accumulate in the first place?

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(No story about the exchange and theaccumulation of private property can

justify the transformation of things into

private property in the first place.

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private vices make public good

dim-witted argument

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productivity output labour leisure

toil


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( the other, reduction of toil,

threatens the sacrifice of the profit

associated with greater output and sales.

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Alfred PSloan

GM

less anxious

planned obselescence


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Rockefeller Smithneeds to keep up Joneses

(outputpreference renders capitalism reactionary

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(Having lifted us above naturalscarcity, it contrives artificial scarcity

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Capitalism brings humanity tothe very threshold of liberation andLOCKS THE DOOR.

BMW Ford Sierra


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talent

Nigel Lawson no so much low tech asno tech

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facility

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(Why Nations Fail: DaronAcemoglu)

(institutions)

James Robinson (DaronAcemoglu)

Why NationsFail


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(inclusive )

inclusive extractive

extractive

extractive

extractive

(elites) (extractive political institutions)

extractive

political institutions

elites

(extractive economic institutions)

(It is in this sense that we argue that

prosperity is all about political institutionsand politics.)

Inclusive open


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financial sector

inclusive institutions

Occupy Wall Street (elites) Arab Spring

most extractive regimes

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Why Nations Fail

extractiveregime

Good institutions

Muslim Brotherhood extractive regime

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institutionalized (

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Gilded Age

Populists Progressives

Occupy Indignants

TheodoreRoosevelt, William Taft WoodrowWilson

(progressives)

(Free-markets)

(checks andbalances)

too-free markets

(accountability)

(effective separation of powers)

inclusive markets laissez-faire

laissez-faire

laissez-faire

inclusive markets inclusivemarkets

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United Statesof Europe

() Chinese values

structural reforms

extractive

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Extractive Institutions


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(economic institutions

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Inclusive

structure structure structuralreforms

structural reforms structural reforms

Why Nations Fail

()

- Prosperity is all about politicalinstitutions and politics DaronAcemoglu

Source:

http://trumanfactor.com/2012/daron-acemoglu/
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culture of silence


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(rule of law)

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EricHobsbawm Age of Extreme

Edward Grey Whitehall

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modern states

Agean Gallipolli

GeorgeWashington

European entanglement'swarning

Falkaland Islands


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Melanesian Islands

Arctic andCausasian battles

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Age of Empire

central powers European war

Serbia

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Marne ( )

Flanders Channel

Western Front

hurricane ofsteel

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Somme

Great War

(gueules casss)

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Balkan Habsburg

Alps Caporetto Ernest Hemmingway AFarewell to Arms

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( Nitaya Masavisut Matthew Grose TheS.E.A Write Anthology of Thai Short

Stories & Poems

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