Citizen Power: A People's PlatformHolt, Rinehart and Winston, 1972 - 284 pages |
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Page 77
... believe a war is imminent . Neither Russia nor China nor , indeed , any other country is preparing to launch an ... believe and for which we are therefore not will- ing to pay . As large as our military budget is , it cannot pro- vide ...
... believe a war is imminent . Neither Russia nor China nor , indeed , any other country is preparing to launch an ... believe and for which we are therefore not will- ing to pay . As large as our military budget is , it cannot pro- vide ...
Page 81
... believe that what is good for them is good for their country , and military men are not immune to this disease of the bureaucrat . We must , then , question the opinions of a man in the military just as much as we question the opinions ...
... believe that what is good for them is good for their country , and military men are not immune to this disease of the bureaucrat . We must , then , question the opinions of a man in the military just as much as we question the opinions ...
Page 92
... believe we can greatly expand the freedom of occupational choice for all Americans . However , this is not enough . Once an American has a job , he or she , together with co - workers , must be able to share in decisions on how the work ...
... believe we can greatly expand the freedom of occupational choice for all Americans . However , this is not enough . Once an American has a job , he or she , together with co - workers , must be able to share in decisions on how the work ...
Contents
Who Stole the American Dream? | 10 |
Revitalizing the Governmental Process | 24 |
Toward a New Internationalism | 48 |
Copyright | |
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