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Mammon's Kingdom: An Essay on Britain, Now…
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Mammon's Kingdom: An Essay on Britain, Now (udgave 2014)

af David Marquand (Forfatter)

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We now live in a market state. Is the notion of a common good gone forever? Here, David Marquand shows how we can take back the public realm. In recent years, no Western democracy has been more devoted to money worship than Britain. We now live in a market state. Is the notion of a common good gone forever? Here, David Marquand shows how we can take back the public realm. 'Compellingly readable . . . no one can afford to ignore it.' John Gray, Literary Review 'One of the most original political thinkers of his generation.' Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph 'The 'marketisation' of politics . . . not only erodes our political health, it actually makes us worse people; and Marquand has no qualms about such fierce judgements of value.' Rowan Williams, New Statesman 'No one has voiced the anxiety of the progressive citizen with greater passion or power.' Kenneth O. Morgan, Independent… (mere)
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Titel:Mammon's Kingdom: An Essay on Britain, Now
Forfattere:David Marquand (Forfatter)
Info:Allen Lane (2014), Edition: First Edition, 288 pages
Samlinger:Dit bibliotek, Læser for øjeblikket, Skal læses
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Nøgleord:2016, history, non-fiction, philosophy

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Really interesting.
An insightful history of the UK over the last century and contrasts with other nations.
Details the rise of charismatic populism and it's gradual erosion of democratic discussion. Provided a nice focus for a lot of nebulous angry and frustration on my part.

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We now live in a market state. Is the notion of a common good gone forever? Here, David Marquand shows how we can take back the public realm. In recent years, no Western democracy has been more devoted to money worship than Britain. We now live in a market state. Is the notion of a common good gone forever? Here, David Marquand shows how we can take back the public realm. 'Compellingly readable . . . no one can afford to ignore it.' John Gray, Literary Review 'One of the most original political thinkers of his generation.' Peter Oborne, Daily Telegraph 'The 'marketisation' of politics . . . not only erodes our political health, it actually makes us worse people; and Marquand has no qualms about such fierce judgements of value.' Rowan Williams, New Statesman 'No one has voiced the anxiety of the progressive citizen with greater passion or power.' Kenneth O. Morgan, Independent

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