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| | Corporatism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Corporatism or neo-corporatism is often used popularly as a pejorative term in reference to perceived tendencies in politics for legislators and administrations to be influenced or dominated by the interests of business enterprises. | | | According to various theorists, corporatism was an attempt to create a "modern" version of feudalism by merging the "corporate" interests with those of the state. | | | Historically, corporatism or corporativism (Italian corporativismo) is a political system in which legislative power is given to civic assemblies that represent economic, industrial, agrarian, and professional groups. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporatist
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| | corporatism.W5 |
| | State corporatism is tvpical of authoritarian regimes: It is a system of compulsory organisations of socio-economic categories, functionally differentiated and hierarchically integrated and created 'top-down' by the state, rather than "bottom-up" by private associations as in the case of societal corporatism. | | | Corporatism or neo-corporatism has been considered by some to be a form of workers' co-determination at the level of sectors or even the whole economy. | | | As sectoral corporatism is restricted to one sector and only one or two organized interests are incorporated in public policy, it tends to produce particularism in public policy. |
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http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/r15574/j970.htm
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| | Corporatism |
| | Corporatism is also used in reference to in politics for legislators and administrations to influenced or dominated by the interests of rather than citizens. | | | According to various theorists corporatism was an to create a "modern" version of feudalism merging the "corporate" interests with those of state. | | | Some elements of corporatism can be found existing today for example in the ILO or in the Economic and Social Committee the European Union or the collective agreement arrangements of Scandinavian countries. |
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http://www.freeglossary.com/Corporativism
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| | FrontPage magazine.com :: What is American Corporatism? by Robert Locke |
| | In science and technology, corporatism principally takes the form of federal government financing of research expenditures whose value is difficult for the private sector to capture on its own. | | | One way to interpret corporatism is as a systematic way for government to distribute bribes for submission to its authority. | | | Under corporatism, it is not, instead being systematically manipulated to deliver goods to political constituencies. |
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http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=3054
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| | Corporatism vs. Capitalism [Free Republic] |
| | Corporatism is the corporation unchecked, the corporation becoming a political force as or more powerful than the government in place to oversee it. | | | Corporatism is about entitling a corporation to individual status, thereby absolving the primary shareholders, CEO's etc. of legal and financial liablity for the corporation's actions. | | | Corporatism embraces the idea that legislators are primarily elected to represent their interests, resulting in intensifying political market research and instant polling, along with enormous growth in the lobbying industry. |
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http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a385e8a527936.htm
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| | xrefer - Corporatism |
| | Sociologists disagree whether corporatism represents an attempt by the state to incorporate and pacify militant trade unionism at the cost of employees' interests, or whether it marks the successful use of workers' power to constrain business and the state. | | | Where corporatism survived through the 1980s, employees' interests were in fact better protected than where market forces were allowed to dominate economic life, with lower rates of both unemployment and inflation. | | | Sociologists have suggested that politicians allowed corporate bodies to influence state decisions in return for these bodies controlling their members: corporations delivered the support of their members in return for an influence over political decision-making. |
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http://www.cla.wayne.edu/polisci/kdk/westeurope/sources/corporatism.htm
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| | 43rd Annual International Studies Association Convention |
| | Corporatism requires a highly interventionist state that is able to tax, spend, subsidize, protect, provide, sustain a significant welfare state and achieve the goals of pursuing a national economic, social and political interest. | | | To accomplish this task, it is already assumed that the state is committed to the idea of a national economy and a national interest and the incorporated units therefore expect and require the state to be able to identify and manage both. | | | However, corporatism may not normally evolve in such a fluidic fashion since interests do not freely compete and new interests are not guaranteed the equality of opportunity to participate until earning state recognition. |
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http://www.isanet.org/noarchive/psadams2.html
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| | How fear of Corporatism sabotaged Socialism |
| | The "Corporatism" attacked by Benn and by Tribune was the procedure of tripartite consultation about economic policy between the Government, the trade unions and the CBI. | | | Each trade or profession would be a corporate body, and as such it would be a constituent segment of both the economy and the body politic. | | | A Commission was established by the Government to report on how a change to Corporatism might be effected. |
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http://members.aol.com/BevinSoc/L6Corp.htm
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| | Corporatism=Fascism |
| | Globalism is the public agenda of corporatism where large producers move manufacturing of their product, or retailers buy products from low wage countries. | | | Corporatism describes our current political system, where our government is controlled by corporate interests. | | | It is a current condition in the US where through acquisitions, mergers or dominating tactics such as driving small competitors out of business, we are left with one or a few corporations making a product, controlling a commodity nationally or worldwide. |
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http://www.justicedemanded.org/corpo.htm
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| | Corporatism - Stormfront White Nationalist Community |
| | Corporatism is an economic system where corporations are the main actors in all spheres of socio-economic life — financial investment, RandD and production activities, employee welfare and social security, and so on. | | | Most decisions are taken at the corporate level, unlike the alternative systems socialism and capitalism, where decisions are in the hands of society as a whole (the state) and the individual, respectively. |
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http://www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?t=58694
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| | Published by the Australian Coalition for Economic Justice, a coalition of groups concerned about the negative effects of economic rationalism and corporatism. | | | \"The first stage of fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of State and corporate power\"... | | | Diane Alden discusses the corporate collectivist state and why free speech seems to only be guaranteed for the left. |
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http://www.jointctr.org/?Category=corporatism
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| | FrontPage magazine.com :: Conservativism Under Corporatism by Robert Locke |
| | Like capitalism, it is based on private ownership and management of the means of production. | | | Bankers, not taxpayers, should pay for the costs of cleaning up financial messes like the SandL bailout and Third-World debt. | | | Unlike capitalism, the free market is not trusted to provide goods, but is systematically manipulated by government to do so. |
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http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=3539
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| | NIH: Neo-Corporatism |
| | Mussolini organized business and trade unions into 22 corporations and associations which administered different sectors of the economy. | | | Since Mussolini's downfall, arrangements in other countries in which associations of employers and employees play a formal role in government have also been referred to as varieties of corporatism. | | | Under the traditional conception of democracy, individual citizens could form communities of interest called political parties. |
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http://www.newimprovedhead.com/neocorp.htm
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| | EIoP: Text 1997-011: Full text |
| | The main characteristics might be similar to the national case (Traxler 1995c): A common normative ground of all involved parties with a view to increasing competitiveness; achieving economic growth and an open market economy; and policy options which favour neo-liberal strategies instead of the Keynesian ones which characterised the heyday of macro-corporatism. | | | There are thus good reasons for perceiving of corporatism as a governance modus rather than as a type of policy. | | | For West-European states, the progress in economic integration since the mid-1980s was expected to further the decline of national corporatism. |
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http://eiop.or.at/eiop/texte/1997-011.htm
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| | Joseph R. Stromberg: The Political Economy of Liberal Corporativism |
| | Since "governments come to derive their power from those already well-established interests," they are used to restrict innovation and limit competition by the more efficient, the result that the economy "lapses into stagnation for the benefit of people who have already become powerful." | | | In other words, the monopoly structure of the economy by preventing innovation also limits the amount of money that can be invested profitably at home. | | | For the actual working of liberal corporatism we can refer, for example, to the data of the lengthy report on the Interstate Commerce Commission by a Nader study group, entitled The Interstate Commerce Omission. |
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http://tmh.floonet.net/articles/strombrg.html
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| | Title page for etd-0204102-150928 |
| | Wiarda defined corporatism as a system of social and political organization in which the major social and interest groups are all integrated into the government system. | | | The comparison is made for the purpose of obtaining a more balanced relation between the state and the society in these two countries. | | | It’s inferred that there may appear inclusionary corporatism which will lead to a more balanced relation among the labors, the employers and the states both in Taiwan and Indonesia. |
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http://etd.lib.nsysu.edu.tw/ETD-db/ETD-search/view_etd?URN=etd-0204102-150928
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| | Dignan's 75 Year Plan: The Evil of Corporatism |
| | Corporatism doesn't aim to have a free market; it aims to use the government to protect its interests. | | | "corporatism or neo-corporatism is used in reference to tendencies in politics for legislators and administrations to be influenced or dominated by the interests of business enterprises..." | | | The Advanced Technology Program - ATP is a Department of Commerce program that funds R&D projects in partnership with the private sector. |
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http://lawnrangers.blogspot.com/2005/03/evil-of-corporatism.html
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| | Harmon Zeigler: Pluralism, Corporatism, and Confucianism - Print |
| | While "Confucian" countries may vary substantially in their mode of conflict resolution, they usually adhere to the basic ethical principles of Confucius: groups are more important than individuals, and society should be organized hierarchically. | | | While it is generally accepted that the form of government is not the major contributor to the shape or content of policy, Zeigler suggests that there are substantial differences between individualist and collectivist societies. | | | The first book to compare such disparate cultures, Pluralism, Corporatism, and Confucianism examines the motivations for group membership and the functions of "encompassing" organizations. |
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http://www.temple.edu/tempress/titles/550_reg_print.html
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| | Corrupt government, conspiracy, new world order, no future. |
| | Additionally, the corporatization of the media often leads to budget cutbacks, staff reductions and less time for careful research in the news departments. | | | Under a *liberal* state (whether democratic or not) the market is the arena of individuals, individuals who may manipulate government, but who never attain the degree of power that is wielded by modern corporations. | | | How the Ontario, Canada's Lands for Life scheme promises a wholesale transfer of the province's forests to private industry. |
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http://www.pushhamburger.com/morenews7.htm
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| | Corporatism - Global Public Media |
| | Interviews: Export Credit Agencies and their impact on developing countries (26 November 2003 Globalization Corporatism) | | | Interviews: Julian Darley on Corporate Disobedience and Relocalisation (30 July 2002 Relocalization Globalization Corporatism Corporate Disobedience) | | | Interviews: Julian Darley speaks on Economics, the Money System and Capitalism (31 January 2005 Globalization Corporatism Fiscal Policy and Dollar Hegemony) |
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http://www.globalpublicmedia.com/topics/corporatism
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| | How to Save the World |
| | In fact, the founders of most democratic countries, and their brightest leaders since then, have repeatedly warned that, because corporations are inherently (and deliberately) undemocratic, citizens and governments must exercise continuing vigilance to prevent corporations from usurping the power and authority of the people and democratic governments and institutions. | | | Many countries restrict the ability of corporations to influence government by limiting or prohibiting corporations from donating to campaigns. | | | Corporations now wield enough power to influence and even dictate countries' foreign policy, which is a critical step towards corporatism. |
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http://blogs.salon.com/0002007/2004/03/08.html
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| | The Economic System of Corporatism |
| | It also created an organized labor movement that came to control those public enterprises and turned them into overstaffed, inefficient drains on the public budget. | | | The representatives of labor and management settle wage issues through collective negotiation. | | | Although Corporatism is not a familiar concept to the general public, most of the economies of the world are corporatist in nature. |
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http://www2.sjsu.edu/faculty/watkins/corporatism.htm
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| | It's the Corporate State, Stupid |
| | The structure of fascism is corporatism, or the corporate state. | | | All of these characteristics have a fairly obvious corporate component to them or produce a fairly obvious corporate benefit. | | | "Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini. |
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http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article7260.htm
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| | Corporatism and Socialism in America by Anthony Gregory |
| | Corporate interests pushed through the most significant Progressive-Era government reforms in order to guarantee profits, which they had been losing to smaller businesses that had emerged in the relatively free market of the early 20th century. | | | Leftists usually understand how wartime provides politically connected corporations with high profits and cushy contracts. | | | Indeed, corporatism, implemented by the state &; whether through direct handouts, corporate bailouts, eminent domain, licensing laws, antitrust regulations, or environmental edicts – inflicts great harm on the modern American economy. |
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http://www.lewrockwell.com/gregory/gregory64.html
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| | Accounting Historians Journal: Corporatism, liberalism and the accounting profession in Portugal since 1755.@ HighBeam ... |
| | Corporatism, liberalism and the accounting profession in Portugal since 1755. | | | Accounting Historians Journal: Corporatism, liberalism and the accounting profession in Portugal since 1755.@ HighBeam Research | | | Five developmental periods since 1755 are identified: (i) Corporatist Absolute Monarchy (1755-1820) (ii) Liberal Monarchy (1820-1890) (iii) Waning Liberalism and Rising Corporatism (1891-1926) (iv) Corporatist Dictatorship (1926-1974) and (v) Emerging Liberal Democracy and Neocorporatism (1974 until the present). |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:107928862&refid=holomed_1
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| | John Ralston Saul on Corporatism: lack of democracy and legitimization of corruption |
| | "Fascism should more appropriately be called corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power." | | | We have Canadian public health care defender Roy Romanow traveling around the country and abroad to come up with a new vision for health care in Canada. | | | The problem is not that we spend too much in health care, the problem is not even about the debate of public, or private health care, as the most important problem I have come to realize is the corporatism mentality of our leadership. |
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http://ftlcomm.com/ensign/desantisArticles/2001_500/desantis514/JRSaul.html
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| | Is corporatism feasible? |
| | In particular, we show that a micro-founded union will never find it profitable to co- operate with the Government, unless side-payments are considered. | | | Keywords: employment, inflation, trade unions, government, corporatism, policy game, feasibility | | | Afterwards, we introduce in the literature the issue of the feasibility of corporatism, i.e., whether and under what conditions it is in the interest of both agents to implement a corporatist approach to economic policies. |
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http://ideas.repec.org/p/wpa/wuwpma/0301003.html
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| | corporatism |
| | For example, in Britain in the 60s and 70s, unions, employers and government would meet to try to work out government policies on price and wage restraints. | | | So under this "syndicalism", workers' unions are represented at a state level, whereas fascist corporatism was a totalitarian system where the traffic was primarily one-way - with the fascist corporations being the party representatives at an industrial level. | | | Forms of corporatism have also been employed in much milder forms - forms not strictly meriting the label "corporatist" - in liberal democracies. |
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http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Lobby/6524/politics/corporatism.html
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| | Corporatism |
| | With emerging corporations, the control and fate of human life fell into the hands of a few elites whose only interest was in maintaining the corporate system in order to gain money and services at any price. | | | True education gives one the vision to see humanity as the ultimate goal, and it can open a window towards the reality that we cannot easily dismiss each other. | | | Machines are supposed to contribute to the good of humanity. |
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http://www.mwillett.org/Politics/corporatism.htm
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| | Corporatism |
| | "The first stage of fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of State and corporate power" | | | As recently as last week the Pew Center found the 74% of the public was unaware of the FCC's impending decision. | | | But in the rare case when a public figure does speak out, the other part of Mussolini's Corporatism shows it's power. |
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http://www.dissidentvoice.org/Articles5/Taplin_Corporatism.htm
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| | cOUNTER fLOW: Corporatism Archives |
| | Provides magazine articles and book excerpts that offer an alternative view to the corporate media about the state of democracy in America, and about the impact of corporate power and the policies of the US government on a variety of issues. | | | Because much modern suffering is rooted in the unlimited greed of corporate profit-maximising - in the subordination of people and planet to profit - it seems to [Medialens] to be a genuine tragedy that society has for so long been forced to rely on the corporate media for 'accurate' information. | | | Naomi Klein is the author of No Logo and www.nologo.org is the website she uses to expand on the book's themes (globalisation, corporatism and advertising's social inundation and omnipresence).. |
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http://www.synaptic.bc.ca/counter_flow/archives/cat_corporatism.php
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| | FrontPage - Corporatism.org |
| | A system of government that exercises a dictatorship of the extreme right, typically through the merging of state and business leadership, together with belligerent nationalism. | | | Most dictionary definitions you'll find nowadays exclude the "typically through the merging of state and business leadership" theme, whereas previously they might've. | | | Corporatism.org is a Wiki, which means that you can edit most pages yourself from your browser. |
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http://www.corporatism.org
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| | Sheldon Drobny 1/17/03 - THE VAST RIGHT WING CONSPIRACY |
| | And though she was wrong to describe it as a conspiracy, which normally has an organized hierarchy, uncontrolled corporate greed and the partnership of members of government with their corporate masters do naturally lead to results similar to those suffered in Germany.. | | | Although the U.S. is a democratic republic, the economic power structure is corporatism. | | | “Fascism should more properly be called corporatism, since it is the merger of state and corporate power.” —Benito Mussolini (cited by Lewis Lapham in Harper's, January 2002) |
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http://www.makethemaccountable.com/drobny/030117_VastConspiracy.htm
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| | S-WoPEc: Corporatism and Economic Performance |
| | The result indicates that international conditions might be important for the functions of the concept of corporatism. | | | The implication of this is that corporatism might not be a successful social organisation in the globalised economy. | | | Abstract: This paper models corporatism as affecting both the preferences of the parties involved as well as the rules of the game. |
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http://swopec.hhs.se/lunewp/abs/lunewp2000_021.htm
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| | Corporatism |
| | This site will link to articles on Corporatism: totalitarianism, corporate domination, class struggle, fascism, the new feudalism, social inequality, and similar topics. | | | But as long as we suckle at the teat of militarism in the service of corporatism (also more succinctly known as fascism) in the hopes of our million dollar payday, we will turning our young into killers and cannon fodder. | | | It is doubly sad they died in the service of a lie. |
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http://theprogressivemind.info/corporatism
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| | How do you define fascism |
| | Mussolini said that fascism should more properly be called "corporatism" since it was, under Mussolini, a blending of state and corporate power. | | | Mussolini ought to know; he was the first fascist leader. |
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http://www.zeppscommentaries.com/Politics/fascism.htm
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| | forevervain. |
| | I would love to know where they get their clothes, their shoes, their food and their sources of entertainment. | | | Especially when the person in question has been really excited about the prospect, and clearly doesn't think he or she is going to be working for the Devil in any way, shape or form. | | | I fucking hate liberal commie hippie socialist left wing spoiled brats who rail about the evils of corporatism. |
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http://www.forevervain.com/scribbles/memorables/corporatism.php
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| | Corporatism and "Crony Capitalism" (Page 3) |
| | Or, if we're interested in its cultural significance, we spend more on fast food than on 'movies, books, magazines, newspapers, videos and recorded music -- combined'." | | | / Corporatism and "Crony Capitalism" (Page 4) / | | | / Corporatism and "Crony Capitalism" (Page 3) / |
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http://doggo.tripod.com/doggcorporatpg3.html
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| | ProfessorBainbridge.com: European Corporatism |
| | Partly inspired by certain schools of Christian social thought, corporatism seeks to reduce social tensions -- what France calls le fracture social -- by corralling business leaders and employees into confederations of employer associations and workers' councils that, under government supervision, negotiate everything from salaries to pension benefits. | | | It demands nothing less than a cultural revolution: one that not only sweeps away corporatist structures and complaisant attitudes towards regulation, but also relights the fire of hope that only comes from the virtue of faith. | | | I get very tired of left-liberal econopundits and econobloggers praising the merits of Old Europe's economic model. |
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http://www.professorbainbridge.com/2005/01/european_corpor.html
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| | Site Map for World Drug War website. Index. Short descriptions of all site pages. Drug war reform, CHARTS, MMM, A16, ... |
| | *Ideology, Idiot-ology, Political Parties, Drug War, Corporatism, Fundamentalism, Exploitation. | | | Election season is when Drug Warriors really come out of the closet and spin their lies. | | | The ancient redwood tree, named Luna, where Julia Butterfly lived for over two years has been wounded. |
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