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The Democratic State

The Democratic State
Critique of Bourgeois Sovereignty

By Karl Held and Audrey Hill

Democratic State: Introduction
Chapter 1: Freedom and equality — Private property — Abstract free will
Chapter 2: Sovereignty — The people — Constitutional rights — Representation
Chapter 3: Law — Constitutional state —Democracy
Chapter 4: Justice — Protection of person and property — Morality
Chapter 5: The ideal collective capitalist — The social state
Chapter 6: Taxation
Chapter 7: Financial policy — Budget — Government debt
Chapter 8: The common good — Economic policy
Chapter 9: Democratic procedures: Elections — Legislature — Government
Chapter 10: Public Opinion — Pluralism — Tolerance

© GegenStandpunkt 1993

Books

  • American power and its use
  • Finance Capital
  • Psychology of the Private Individual
  • Some remarks about the capitalistic relation between Work and Wealth
  • The Case of Greece
  • The Democratic State
  • The U.S.A. — World Power Number One
  • The Victory of Morality over Socialism

Book navigation

  • American power and its use
  • Finance Capital
  • Psychology of the Private Individual
  • The Case of Greece
  • The Victory of Morality over Socialism
  • Some remarks about the capitalistic relation between Work and Wealth
  • The Democratic State
    • Democratic State: Introduction
    • Chapter 1: Freedom and equality — Private property — Abstract free will
    • Chapter 2: Sovereignty — The people — Constitutional rights — Representation
    • Chapter 3: Law — Constitutional state —Democracy
    • Chapter 4: Justice — Protection of person and property — Morality
    • Chapter 5: The ideal collective capitalist — The social state
    • Chapter 6: Taxation
    • Chapter 7: Financial policy — Budget — Government debt
    • Chapter 8: The common good — Economic policy
    • Chapter 9: Democratic procedures: Elections — Legislature — Government
    • Chapter 10: Public Opinion — Pluralism — Tolerance
  • The U.S.A. — World Power Number One